The Best Incentives to Offer your Cause Supporters

The Best Incentives to Offer your Cause Supporters

Crowdfunding campaigns are an increasingly popular method of raising funds for a project or business. However, With so many crowdfunding campaigns available, standing out and attracting supporters can be challenging. Offering rewards or incentives is an effective way to incentivize potential donors. Here are some of the best rewards you can offer to your crowdfunding backers.

Early Access to Product or Service

Offering early access to your supporters is an excellent incentive if you’re launching a new product or service. Early access gives your supporters the opportunity to be the first to try your product or service before it is available to the general public. This can be a substantial incentive for those who are excited about your project or company.

Discounts or Coupons

Giving your supporters discounts or coupons is another effective way to encourage them to contribute to your crowdfunding campaign. This incentive especially appeals to those interested in your product or service but are hesitant to donate due to financial constraints. The discount or coupon can be a percentage or a specific dollar amount off their purchase.

Exclusive Content

Exclusive content can be an excellent motivator for creative projects like music albums or art collections. Offering exclusive content, such as limited edition artwork or a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process, can provide supporters with a one-of-a-kind experience that they won’t find anywhere else. This can make them feel like they’re a part of something special and instill loyalty toward your project or business.

Personalized Rewards

Crowdfunding backers often desire connection communities they choose to support. They want to know that they are a part of the cause and that their contributions really matter. For this reason, personalized rewards are a powerful incentive for supporters.

Personalized rewards can include direct thank-you messages, social media shout-outs, or even phone calls or videos. Personalization creates a strong connection between you and your supporters and makes them feel valued and appreciated.

Meet and Greets

If you’re involved in some sort of entertainment or media project, offering a meet and greet with your supporters can be a significant incentive. This might include a backstage pass to a concert or a visit to a film or television show set. These unique experiences create lasting memories for your supporters and will help them form a connection with your cause.

Customizable Incentives

Sometimes, it’s best to let your backers choose what they want to receive in return for their support. For example, some creators create some sort of “menu” with different tiers of rewards. This type of system allows you to target a wider audience and promotes an inclusive environment.

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  1. Any item claiming to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent an illness or condition (whether via a device, app, book, nutritional supplement, or other means).
  2. Contests, coupons, gambling, and raffles.
  3. Energy food, vitamins or health supplements and drinks.
  4. Offensive material (e.g., hate speech, encouraging violence against others, etc).
  5. Offering a genetically modified organism as a perk.
  6. Live animals. Perks cannot include live animals.
  7. Offering alcohol.
  8. Offering financial, money-processing, or credit services; financial intermediaries or cash-equivalent instruments; travel services (e.g., vacation packages); phone services (e.g., prepaid phone services, 900 numbers); and business marketing services.
  9. Political fundraising.
  10. Any nudity, graphic displays of body parts or pornographic material.
  11. Perks that promote discrimination, bigotry, or intolerance towards any and all marginalized groups.
  12. Perks that share things that already exist, or repackage a previously-created product, without adding anything new or aiming to iterate on the idea in any way.
  13. Resale. All perks must have been produced or designed by the project or one of its creators — no reselling things from elsewhere.
  14. Drugs, nicotine, tobacco, vaporizers and related paraphernalia.
  15. Violent materials such as images of weapons, replicas of weapons, and weapon accessories.
  16. Any perks that are deemed illegal, heavily regulated, or potentially dangerous for donors, as well as perks that the creator did not make.
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    1. Any item claiming to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent an illness or condition (whether via a device, app, book, nutritional supplement, or other means).
    2. Contests, coupons, gambling, and raffles.
    3. Energy food and drinks.
    4. Offensive material (e.g., hate speech, encouraging violence against others, etc.)
    5. Offering a genetically modified organism as a reward.
    6. Live animals. Campaigns can not include live animals as a reward.
    7. Offering alcohol as a reward.
    8. Offering financial, money-processing, or credit services; financial intermediaries or cash-equivalent instruments; travel services (e.g., vacation packages); phone services (e.g., prepaid phone services, 900 numbers); and business marketing services.
    9. Political fundraising.
    10. Any pornographic or sexually explicit material.
    11. Campaigns that promote discrimination, bigotry, or intolerance towards marginalized groups.
    12. Campaigns that share things that already exist, or repackage a previously created product, without adding anything new or aiming to iterate on the idea in any way.
    13. No resale. All ‘perks’ (donation incentives) must have been produced or designed by the project or one of its creators — no reselling things from others or elsewhere.
    14. Drugs, nicotine, tobacco, vaporizers, and related paraphernalia.
    15. Weapons, replicas of weapons, and weapon accessories.
    If your project involves something illegal, heavily regulated, or potentially dangerous for backers and it is not on this list, please contact us before starting your campaign.

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