Power to the People: Give your Team Members a Role

Thanks to our latest Team Crowdfunding features, it's now easier than ever for individuals and organisations to build an online team.

Here are the three ways you can now build your online team on Chuffed.org:

1. The Advocate Team

In lots of situations, one person gets the responsibility to make sure their crowdfunding page looks perfect and their main job is to put all the content up and then give the rest of the team a link to the campaign page. Everyone else needs to be acknowledged on the page, but they don't need to edit it.

We've made it super simple to add team members names and profile photos directly in the campaign editor and then like magic, they'll appear on your page.

2. The Collaborative Team
What about if more than one person needs to edit the campaign? Then it becomes a collaborative effort.

All you need to do in this case, is to add the person's name and email and invite them to become an Editor. They'll then get sent an email invitation with login details to edit the campaign.

This is great for the situation when you're co-founders or a campaign team or someone has the bank account details and you need to share the campaign with them.

3. The Fundraiser Team

The deepest level of team is when people agree to fundraise for you. They need their own Individual page that's connected to the main campaign.

All you need to do is to add in the person's name and then switch on their individual fundraiser page. If they need to edit the page too, just invite them to edit it. Note that they'll only be able to edit their individual fundraiser page unless you give them "Editor" access to the main page.

This is great for: when you've got team members with their own networks; or if you're running a fundraising challenge event; or if you want to create a bit of competition amongst the team.

Build your team today!

1. Head to chuffed.org/start and begin your campaigning (for free!)
2. Navigate to the Team section
3. Create Team Members (all you need is their name)
4. Choose their Role in the Campaign!
5. Optimise Editors & Fundraisers

For more, check out our Five Examples of Team Crowdfunding Done Well.