For small businesses, crowdfunding can be a real opportunity.
It represents an opportunity for existing small businesses to get new projects off the ground (just look at the wild success of Canadian-born Eric Migicovsky's multimillion-dollar Kickstarter campaign.
Crowdfunding also represents an opportunity for entrepreneurs to create brand new businesses. Successful one-off projects can be (and have been) spun off into full-fledged companies, as in the case of gadget accessory-maker Studio Neat.
To read the full, original article click on this link: Wealth of options: How to pick a crowdfunding site - The Globe and Mail
