An education in anything from basic computer use to complicated coding can go a long way in helping people find jobs and explore their own creativity. This is especially true for the world’s young people. Several recent campaigns have highlighted Indiegogo’s ability to raise awareness… read more
After meeting some of our team at an Indiegogo meetup in San Francisco, we invited Eytan Elterman in to tell us a little bit more about his crowdfunding strategies and share his insights with other campaigners. Eytan, a campaign owner and co-founder of iSeeiTravel, is… read more
Andrew/Growth Who Gives A Crap – toilet paper that builds toilets Location: Melbourne, Australia I give a crap! A great viral campaign with an even better cause. Crista/Catalysts CABORCA 2012 SEASON Location: New York, New York It’s great to see this NYC based theater company thinking outside… read more
Going to Comic-Con or live in San Diego? Come find out how to get your project crowdfunded. On July 14th, join us, TR!CKSTER, and fellow creators and fans for a panel and then later for a meetup at Wine Steals — a short walk from… read more
Andrew/Marketing Spectrum Location: Bristol, United Kingdom Based on the spec video, this game will be beautiful! Bosco/Senior Software Engineer BlackGirlsCODE’s 2012 Summer of Code Location: San Francisco, USA Getting more girls to be engineers can only be a good thing.… read more
The video of Karen Klein reiterated that bullying is a persistent problem in our country, while also demonstrating that bullying can come in the form of a group — leaders, followers, and silent observers. Mob mentality meets willful ignorance. The “crowd” at its very worst. This same event,… read more
By now, you might have heard about the amazing story behind the Karen Klein campaign whose story has been published in over 2500 international news outlets, but what about some of the numbers behind the amazing success story? Contributions have come in from over 80 countries. As… read more
Campaigns that set their goal to be between $50,000 – $75,000 raise more money on average than campaigns that set their goal to be $100,000. This happens for two key reasons: First, a lot of evidence shows keeping campaign momentum up is a high driver… read more
Since we launched Indiegogo in 2008, we’ve been focused on democratizing fundraising, and creating a platform that allows anybody to raise money for anything, from anywhere. We’ve come a long way since then. Indiegogo now distributes millions of dollars to campaigners in nearly 200 countries,… read more
73% of people that reach their goal spend at least a day creating their campaign before going live. It’s a good idea to spend some time making sure your campaign is complete before going live. People that spend at least a day creating their… read more