Equity crowdfunding has become an increasingly popular way for companies to raise capital. With the passage of Regulation A+, Reg CF, and Reg D, businesses of all sizes have been able to tap into a diverse pool of investors. In this report, we will explore successful marketing and communications strategies that have helped companies raise …
2021. What a year, right? Tech stocks surged, all the kids were buying NFTs, Bitcoin hit $66,000. An estimated $2 billion was raised by Regulation A+ investment. Real GDP in the US rose 5.5%, the fastest pace for any year since 1984. The pandemic was “over” and people were celebrating the best way they knew …
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For those of you not familiar with SEO, buckle in. These three little letters can make or break your Reg A capital raise campaign. SEO, or Search Engine Optimization, is the process of improving the quantity and, more importantly, the quality of your website’s traffic. In simple terms, with good SEO practices, your website will …
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So you’re thinking about crowdfunding. More specifically, you’re thinking about Regulation A+. Maybe you’ve run a few crowdfunding campaigns already, raised some seed capital, shaken down your friends and family, and managed to get your fledgling company up and off the ground. You’ve manufactured, developed, made sales, hired staff, and now the only thing standing …
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Raising capital through Regulation A+ requires compliance with many legal guidelines and regulations. Imposed by the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC), these rules are set in place to protect investors and prevent fraud, which can be seen in the equity crowdfunding landscape. The case of “United States Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) v. Robert Samuel …
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The JOBS Act is a regulation and therefore full of rules that are not easy to navigate if you are not a legal professional. Don’t try to take on a capital raise by yourself, without engaging a lawyer. In this article, we will take a look at some of the rules and regulations regarding crowdfunding …
On April 5, 2012, President Barack Obama signed the Jumpstart Our Business Startups (JOBS) Act into law loosening SEC restrictions on capital raising requirements for American companies, making it easier for them to raise capital. It also allowed retail investors to invest in startups. The advantages offered by the JOBS Act take away some of …
Technology has made financial filing and regulatory processes easier and the internet has made these deals more accessible. Raising capital across North America has never been easier using the offering memorandum (OM) exemption in Canada and Regulation A+ (Reg A+) in the U.S. Canada: Offering Memorandum Exemption The Offering Memorandum exemption allows companies to raise …
Ex. President Obama signs JOBS ACT that will help startups get access to a larger pool of potential investors and make it easier for businesses to become publicly traded companies. April 5, 2012.
Jumping into a Regulation A+ capital raise can be risky. It is resource intensive and ⅔ of Reg A+ raises don’t reach their goal amounts. Before the SEC accepts your securities application, or it is even submitted, you are able to engage in pre-marketing (Marketing for Regulation A+) to mitigate risk. Since a Regulation A+ …
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