Any kickstarters here?

[schockergd]

I'm looking for ANYONE who has knowledge concerning kickstarter.


I've got a pretty good concept and have thought up of several 'cool' rewards. It's a 'social' project that's going to be quite fun, however I'm concerned with how to surpass the goal, as any money over the goal would make the project even better and more fun.

The ultimate goal being to leverage a successful kickstarter campaign into a fairly useful company, then take said company public. However I really need insight into the promotion process for kickstarter, as far as how to make a campaign extra successful.

 

[lose lose win]

Check out this one why you're at it: Crowdfunding for Startup Businesses on Fundable
Brand new so maybe that in itself could be of benefit.

I have a fucking killer idea (don't we all) I'd like to test on one of these sites. If I understand it correctly, fundable is different from kickstarter in that you can get funding for websites and not just physical products. I could be way off on that so do your due diligence of course.

 

[blureach]

I'm looking for ANYONE who has knowledge concerning kickstarter.


I've got a pretty good concept and have thought up of several 'cool' rewards. It's a 'social' project that's going to be quite fun, however I'm concerned with how to surpass the goal, as any money over the goal would make the project even better and more fun.

The ultimate goal being to leverage a successful kickstarter campaign into a fairly useful company, then take said company public. However I really need insight into the promotion process for kickstarter, as far as how to make a campaign extra successful.

I am currently running an indiegogo (wasn't approved by kickstarter bc it is a weapon) campaign and a lot of research into kickstarter. PM me if you want talk

 

[pinchyfingers]

Make sure your video is the shiznit

 

[amateursurgeon]

I'm looking for ANYONE who has knowledge concerning kickstarter.


I've got a pretty good concept and have thought up of several 'cool' rewards. It's a 'social' project that's going to be quite fun, however I'm concerned with how to surpass the goal, as any money over the goal would make the project even better and more fun.

The ultimate goal being to leverage a successful kickstarter campaign into a fairly useful company, then take said company public. However I really need insight into the promotion process for kickstarter, as far as how to make a campaign extra successful.

First, I think you should share with us why your last Kickstarter didn't work out:

House Boy the Boardgame by Cheeky Dingo Games — Kickstarter

It looked like a surefire winner to me, and you should have promoted it more here, it's the perfect audience.