Disclaimer: This post is for general informational purposes only and is not legal, financial, or investment advice. Crowdfunding involves regulatory requirements and risks, including possible loss of capital. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions.
Crowdfunding Social Media Template
Social media can amplify your raise: it surfaces the story to customers, expands reach, and drives traffic to your campaign page. Aim for concise language, a strong visual, and a single call-to-action.
What every post should include
Business name: Lead with your company name so it’s clear this is a business raise.
Compelling visual: Use a crisp product shot, team photo, or 5–15s video clip that honestly reflects the company.
Campaign link: Make the link unmissable. On Instagram, put it in bio (or use a link tool) and say “link in bio.” On other platforms, place the link in the post. Add UTM tags for tracking.
Clear ask: Include one call to action like “Learn more and invest” or “Get details on our loan.”
Hashtags: Insert 1–2 company brand tags (e.g., #CompanyName) and 1–3 relevant tags (#SmallBusiness, #CommunityInvestment). Keep them at the end of the post.
Post everywhere your audience lives
Cross-post to LinkedIn, Facebook, X, Instagram, and relevant groups/communities. Tailor length and tone slightly, but keep the same core content and link.
Keep it compliant
If you include offering terms, keep the post to a short “tombstone” (basic facts and a portal link).
If you do not include terms, you can talk generally about the business and link to the portal for details.
If anyone is compensated to promote, they must disclose that every time they post.
(This is general guidance, not legal advice. Always follow your portal’s rules.)
Ready-to-use templates
1) General awareness post (no terms)
[Company Name] is growing—thanks to our community. We’ve opened a way for supporters to back us and follow our progress. Learn more on our campaign page: [link]
#[CompanyName] #SmallBusiness #Community
2) “Tombstone” post (with terms kept brief)
[Company Name] is conducting a Regulation Crowdfunding offering on [Portal Name]. Learn more and invest here: [link]
Security: loan note Minimum: $[ ] Rate: [ ]% Term: [ ] months Deadline: [MM/DD]
Company: [Legal Name], [City, State] — [one-line what you do]
#[CompanyName] #CommunityInvestment
3) Launch day (no terms)
We’re live.
Our community loan is open to supporters who want to back what we’re building at [Company Name]. Read the story and see how it works: [link]
#[CompanyName] #SmallBusiness
4) Progress update (campaign phase)
Update: [X]% of our goal raised with [Y] days left. This week we [milestone: shipped [x] / opened new location / signed a partner]. Thank you to everyone sharing our post. Details: [link]
#[CompanyName] #Crowdfunding
5) Countdown (final week)
[7] days left to support [Company Name]. Read how the loan works and see our latest progress here: [link]
#[CompanyName] #Community