The CrowdJustice Blog

As soon as your campaign has ten pledges, it’s time to email your full contacts list asking them to pledge and share! Most case owners write this in advance, and we’ve included three examples below for inspiration. Feel free to take one and edit it so that it’s appropriate for your campaign. Read more

You might want to print this out so you can tick it off as you go! Read more

Successful crowdfunding is all about getting as many people as possible to your page – and social media is your best possible tool to do just that. Read more

Katrina Kilkenny, Intern at CrowdJustice, made her first visit to the Supreme Court yesterday - Thursday 18th February - to watch the highest Court in the land hand down its judgment on the doctrine of joint enterprise. Read more

Your backers are your lifeblood of your crowdfunding campaign – the more you keep them engaged, the greater chance you have of hitting your target! Your backers care about the outcome of your campaign and case so let them know about the success of your crowdfunding and any developments or important milestones with your case. These email updates will build excitement and momentum around your case's progress, and might also result in extra pledges from existing backers! Read more

How a crowdfunding campaign is helping make sense of a "mad" tax Read more

Not sure where to start with your crowdfunding campaign? Here are a few tips. Read more

Five things that make a case on CrowdJustice successful! Read more

Ciara Bottomley, Communications and Policy Officer at the whistleblowing charity Public Concern at Work, discusses the current state of the laws that protect whistleblowers. Read more

Danny Millum, of the Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB), writes about the Union's experience of the treatment of cleaners and what the law can do to improve the lives of low paid employees. Read more