Since its inception as a way to expose new lines of credits outside of traditional bank loans, microfinance has evolved with the ages. Seeded by the Grameen Bank, industry trailblazers like Kiva and Prosper applied the concept of microlending to the Internet, spawning people-to-people lending. The newest breed of microfinance — crowdfunding — is fast growing in popularity. In this infographic, we take a closer look at how crowdfunding works and how viable it is. Click the infographic for an enlarged view.
Infographic by Column Five.
[...] Crowd Power: What Is Crowdfunding? [INFOGRAPHIC] This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged banks, Crowd funding, financial crisis. [...]
[...] I really like the infographic that Intuit put together on their blog that goes into detail about crowdfunding: http://blog.intuit.com/trends/crowd-power-what-is-crowdfunding-infographic/?img=11-10-04-quickbooks_… [...]
[...] via: Crowd Power: What Is Crowdfunding? [INFOGRAPHIC] [...]
[...] El crowdfunding presenta una alternativa para obtener dinero. Esta infografía, elaborada por Intuit Small Business Blog, ofrece detalles estadísticos sobre el funcionamiento de esta [...]
[...] presenta una interesante alternativa para obtener dinero. Esta infografía, elaborada por Intuit Small Business Blog, ofrece detalles estadísticos sobre el funcionamiento de esta [...]
[...] Via Blog.intuit.com [...]
[...] sur le Crowdfunding, ses avantages et ses inconvénients (voir cette infographie superbe sur les Plus/Moins du Crowdfunding, et celle ci sur les Plus/Moins du Crowdsourcing, ancienne mais toujours utile [...]
[...] Crowd Power: What Is Crowdfunding? [INFOGRAPHIC] | Intuit Small Business Blog This entry was posted in Infographics , Trends and tagged crowdfunding . [...]
[...] that year there’s Monica Appelbe’s Crowd Power: letting the crowd fund your small business poster on the Intuit Small Business Blog. I particularly liked the way she frames crowdfunding as [...]
[...] of the most significant aspects of the bill is its crowdfunding provision. According to Intuit crowdfunding is described as “individuals coming together to support and directly fund [...]
[...] What is Crowdfunding? (Intuit) [...]
[...] via: Crowd Power: What Is Crowdfunding? [INFOGRAPHIC] Posted by EbonneB at May 18, 2012 Filed in category: Uncategorized, « Report: How to [...]
[...] Infografía original by Monica Appelbe [...]
[...] Crowdfunding platforms offer creators more than just money. They also help creators test their ideas in public, build a strong community that supports them and spreads the word, and gain visibility on the platform itself, on social networks, blogs and sometimes even newspapers and television. View the full infographic at intuit.com [...]
[...] Crowdfunding platforms offer creators more than just money. They also help creators test their ideas in public, build a strong community that supports them and spreads the word, and gain visibility on the platform itself, on social networks, blogs and sometimes even newspapers and television. View the full infographic at intuit.com [...]
[...] View the full infographic at intuit.com [...]
[...] Crowdfunding platforms offer creators more than just money. They also help creators test their ideas in public, build a strong community that supports them and spreads the word, and gain visibility on the platform itself, on social networks, blogs and sometimes even newspapers and television. View the full infographic at intuit.com [...]
[...] Obama last April. One of its aims is to increase early stage startups’ access to capital. Crowdfunding sites like the wildly popular Kickstarter currently permit prospective ventures to raise funds [...]
[...] Obama last April. One of its aims is to increase early stage startups’ access to capital. Crowdfunding sites like the wildly popular Kickstarter currently permit prospective ventures to raise funds [...]
[...] infographic from Intuit helps explain what crowdfunding is to those who are not familiar with the term. People who want to [...]