We have all felt the pain of too much “noise,” from overflowing personal and professional inboxes, to unceasing and unwanted spam calls. Even traditional means like postcards, flyers, and brochures add to items we recycle, or in a fit of pique simply throw away.

Salt Lake City, Utah—April 22, 2019—Wrench.AI today announced it has received a seed investment from Ideaship, a patent capital fund that provides fundraising support for early stage startups. The investment will support Wrench.AI’s efforts to patent the AI technology that drives its marketing and sales platform. Ideaship is a collaboration between Global Technology Transfer (GTT) […]

The Wrench.Ai origin story involved a “Whoa, Nelly” moment in the summer of 2017, when we were a marketing agency—no notion of evolving into an AI startup anywhere in sight. We had set out to create a tool or app that could automate some of our manual data tasks. The objective was simple: “Let’s make our […]

When it comes to following rules, who isn’t guilty of breaking one or two, here and there? It’s one thing to cut a line, or ignore the speed limit. But when it comes to communicating about your Reg CF campaign, there is no alternative approach: learn what the regulations are and follow them to the letter. Full stop.

Here at Crack the Crowd, we’ve read what the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has to say about marketing a Reg CF campaign. It’s not exactly riveting reading, and some of the language isn’t so straightforward. This is why having legal counsel is important; your attorney can interpret the language for …

On a recent podcast with iTunes, Crack the Crowd CEO Dan Baird had an illuminating talk about Reg CF with CEO, Sara Hanks and VP of Product Management and Strategy, Andrew Stephenson at CrowdCheck. The real dangers of non-compliance was a very interesting part of that talk, deserving a post of its own to highlight its importance to existing and potential issuers. (Don’t forget to check out the podcast!).