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Most creators build horizontally. Stan went vertical. What if turning your product design on its side could change everything? In this episode of the Crowdfunding Demystified Podcast, host Salvador Briggman sits down with Stan, founder of Lensdigital and creator of Vertigo: The Vertical Laser Engraver, which has raised over $450,064 from thousands of backers on Kickstarter. Stan didn’t rely on a big marketing agency or viral campaign. He built Vertigo through precision, persistence, and a deep understanding of what makers truly want. In this episode, Stan breaks down: The pre-launch strategy that drove Vertigo’s explosive first 48 hours How to use your existing customer base to generate early traction The importance of community feedback and fulfillment planning From his earlier products to his latest Kickstarter breakthrough, Stan shares the exact process he used to create […]

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Zohran's Mamdani's election as New York City Mayor left Wall Street billionaires reeling, but what does it mean for small business owners?

Many financial advisors recommend rebalancing your portfolio at least once a year, if not more often. Here's why now may be an opportune time.

The Social Security cost-of-living adjustment for 2026 will not be a windfall for the millions of beneficiaries who rely on the program's monthly checks.

Blockchain | Nov 5, 2025 Canadian Blockchain Firm Enters Agreement For First U.S. Data Center  On November 4, 2025 Canadian DMG Blockchain Solutions Inc. (TSX V: DMGI; OTCQB: DMGGF; Frankfurt: 6AX) announced a letter agreement and deposit to acquire a 27,600 square foot building in Boardman, Oregon. The property sits on eight acres with an

Icahn disclosed ownership of 4.4 million shares, or almost a 15% stake in Monro, according to a new regulatory filing.

Joe Marchese, Executive Chairman at Human Ventures, describes a key conundrum facing OpenAI and other AI start-ups as they disrupt the ad tech industry.

Nov 5, 2025 Being a leader is seldom about being the loudest voice in a room. More often, it’s about the impact you create. True leadership isn’t measured by notoriety, but the difference your work makes in people’s lives and communities. These lessons are frequently ignored in an industry often incentivized by measures and accolades.

Digital Banking | Nov 5, 2025 Tangerine's Digital Banking Upgrade Shows Both Progress and Growing Opportunities in Canada’s Fintech Ecosystem On November 4, 2025, Tangerine Bank announced a 10-year partnership with UK Fintech, Engine by Starling to deliver a next generation digital banking platform for more than two million Canadians. The agreement marks Engine’s first

WealthTech | Nov 5, 2025 Canadian Fintech OneVest Expands in North America With AI Modular Platform After $20 million Series B On November 5, 2025, Canadian fintech company OneVest announced the launch of its modular no-code Wealth Operating System that unifies onboarding, compliance, and client servicing for financial institutions. It's a milestone that builds on

On Kalshi, contracts tied to whether the court would rule in favor of Trump's tariffs slipped to around 30% from nearly 50% before Wednesday's hearing.

On Kalshi, contracts tied to whether the court would rule in favor of Trump's tariffs slipped to around 30% from nearly 50% before Wednesday's hearing.

Recent reports show a growing divide among consumers, with more borrowers either in a position of financial distress or strength.

Amid critical funding shortages for SNAP benefits, donors have stepped in to support the nonprofits addressing food insecurity.

Banking Regulation | Nov 4, 2025 Questrade Wins Federal Approval to Launch Questbank, Opening New Competition in Canada’s Banking Market On November 3, 2025, Questrade officially entered the banking sector. The company received federal approval from the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions to open Questbank, one of the few new Schedule I banks