Broadcasting sends a message to an audience. Crowdcasting moves a message through people.
Marketing is the past. Partnering is the future of marketing.
Two ways to be heard
Broadcasting buys attention. Crowdcasting builds participation.
The performance model
Affiliate marketing rewards a partner after a defined result occurs. Crowdcasting takes that structure and widens it — adding word-of-mouth promotion, referrals, ratings, reviews, surveys and product testing on top of it.
Instead of committing serious money to media before you know whether anything works, your campaign is built around measurable activities, qualified leads, completed sales, or whatever your agreement defines as a qualifying event.
Your campaign goal, your target customer, and what a qualifying result looks like to you.
The right mix of referrals, surveys, reviews, content sharing, product testing and performance promotion.
Qualified people receive clear assignments, approved materials and required disclosure instructions.
Referral codes, links, screenshots, survey records, transaction data — evidence, not estimates.
Crowdcasting and its partners are paid on verified terms and verified results.
Exposure, referrals, feedback, market data and reporting you can act on.
When our client gets paid, we get paid.
Campaign terms, fees and qualifying events are set out in each written client agreement. No campaign can guarantee sales, profits or any particular business result.
More than promotion
Crowdcasting isn't limited to promotional posts. The network can bring back information that improves your decisions and strengthens customer confidence — designed to help businesses attract customers, improve decisions and pursue profitable growth.
Genuine customer experiences, properly disclosed, placed where buyers actually decide. Reviews are never required to be positive — only truthful.
Learn what customers want, dislike, need or expect — before you spend heavily on a product or a campaign built on a guess.
Structured feedback on websites, mobile applications, products, checkout flows and the full customer experience.
Trackable introductions through personal and professional networks — codes, links and documented hand-offs.
Approved partners compensated when a qualifying result occurs: a verified referral, lead, registration, subscriber or completed sale.
Verified participation, customer feedback and real experiences that help a new business earn credibility it can't buy.
All ratings, reviews, endorsements and promotional activities must be truthful, reflect genuine experience, and be disclosed in accordance with applicable advertising rules and platform requirements.
A market that is wide and deep
More than 400,000 new employer businesses open in the United States every year, and millions of new business applications are filed annually. Every one of them walks in with the same question:
How will customers discover us, trust us and choose us?
They need awareness, customers, feedback, ratings, reviews, referrals, social proof and repeat business. Most of them cannot buy their way there on broadcast channels. That's the market Crowdcasting was built to serve — and it renews itself every single year.
See if your business qualifiesSource: U.S. Census Bureau, Business Formation Statistics and Business Dynamics Statistics. Market size does not indicate results for any campaign.
Who Crowdcasting serves
Your business does not need a bigger megaphone. It needs a stronger network.