Ron Orp launches 100-days.net and brings crowdfunding to Switzerland
On 100-days.net, people showcase their projects and fund them through many small contributions. Crowdfunding: Instead of money, donors receive small goodies as a thank-you and get to look forward to a great project.
On the 100-days.net platform, initiators (private individuals, groups, artists, associations or companies) present their projects and have them financed in 100 days by many individual donations from so-called boosters. In return, boosters receive unique goodies from the initiator, such as a signed CD, a book with dedication, a mention in the film credits or a personal conversation. Boosters support the realization of a project with their small and large contributions and can actively participate in it. Boosters are motivated by the fact that they help to turn great ideas into reality, are allowed to be close to the creation, receive attractive goodies and through personal love for exciting projects.
From now on, everyone can start projects on 100-days.net and be there when the first projects are visible and presented by Ron Orp on February 16. If you want to participate, you have to do three things: At the beginning it applies to show its project on 100-days.net and to present attractively. Then the project initiator promotes the project for 100 days, with a lot of creativity and the power of social media. After successful project promotion, the project is realized with the collected money.
You can see an example here.
Britta Boland and Martin Hannaford from Zora, Identity & Interaction Design are responsible for the 100-days.net design. The technical implementation was realized by IT Caps GmbH.
