Showing posts with label fundageek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fundageek. Show all posts

Sunday, November 4, 2012

FundaGeek Premium Marketing Offer Only for Womentorz Network




It was wonderful to hear from FundaGeek that so many of you have signed up on FundaGeek, the UIA supported Crowdfunding site for Inventors.

We just received word from FundaGeek that several of you have started building your Crowdfunding projects.  We’re so happy that you’ve decided to take advantage of this new funding paradigm.

In support of all the new Womentorz signups FundaGeek is going to extend their special offer to the first two of our members who launch a project on FundaGeek. The first two projects that launch will receive Premium Marketing Resources at no additional charge. This enhanced marketing support is provided by FundaGeek and usually costs an additional 4%. 

This special offer is only available to the first two Womentorz members who launch their crowdfunding project on FundaGeek before November 30th.

You can read about Premium Marketing here:

Or better still, start building your project at FundaGeek's Inventors portal and win this valuable prize:

In order to be eligible for this special offer, FundaGeek has to know that you came to them from Womentorz. So please, when you sign up you’ll receive their confirmation of registering email and it also asks you how they heard about FundaGeek. YOU NEED TO RESPOND INDICATING WOMENTORZ.

You’ll find FundaGeek is very supportive and will greatly assist you in building a project on their site.

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Get Money For Your Project

Contributed by Mark Reyland
United Inventor Association of America


As the largest inventor organization in the world, the UIA is always looking for projects that can help inventors. One such project was a Crowd Funding program we helped the people at FundaGeek build several months ago.
Eighteen months ago as Kickstarter and other crowd funding programs started to build in popularity we knew the inventor community would be one of the first in line to use this no risk funding source. So we started contacting each of these companies with our concerns about public disclosure and the effect of posting unprotected ideas on their sites without making sure the inventor knew the risk.

With the exception of FundaGeek, every company we contacted rebuffed our request to notify their users because they felt it would interfere with their business. That's right, in the end crowd funding is a business and the 5% they receive of your pledges is very real profit.

That's when we started working with FundaGeek to develop a portal on their site specifically designed to inventors.

In the FundaGeek inventor model we take traditional Crowd Funding (asking for a single sum of money) spreading it out over time more in line with the inventing cycle. The model encourages you to ask the crowd for incremental funding in smaller amounts that build on each other.  You may ask for $1000.00 in your first round to do research or build a homemade prototype. Then follow that up by showing the crowd what you achieved with the first round of funding and ask for $2500.00 next to apply for a patent and maybe even purchase some form of inventor education program or attend a tradeshow.

We mention this because after many many hours of coaching inventors, Cary Harwin and his team have an inventor project on FundaGeek that is well developed and on track. It's from an inventor named Anwar Farooq from Montclair California who has built a crowd funding program to support the development of his QuicknSilent Pencil Sharpener.

So if you have a moment check out what Anwar built to get the crowd to fund his project http://www.fundageek.com/project/detail/600/QuicknSilent-Pencil-Sharpener and if you have an extra buck laying around show your support for a fellow inventor by making a pledge.

Of course - If you have an invention you are trying to get funding for check out www.fundageek.com/inventors and take the time to build a solid program like Anwar did - who knows you could find the money you have been looking for all along.

Friday, September 28, 2012

FundaGeek Premium Marketing Offer Only for Womentorz Followers



Womentorz is pleased to announce a special offer from FundaGeek.com, the only crowdfunding site approved by the United Inventor AssociationThe first two followers from our network who launch a project on FundaGeek will receive Premium Marketing Resources at no additional charge. 

This enhanced marketing support is provided by FundaGeek and usually costs an additional 4%. This special offer is only available to the first two Womentorz followers who launch their crowdfunding project on FundaGeek before
October 31st.

You can read about Premium Marketing here:

Or better still, start building your project at FundaGeek's Inventors portal and win this valuable prize:  goo.gl/OekF1

To receive the special offer, please identify that you've learned about this offer through Womentorz when filling in your FundaGeek Member Profile by listing  www.womentorz.com  under ‘websites’ on that form.

You’ll find FundaGeek is very supportive and will greatly assist you in building a project on their site.