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Making Whoopie!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/66 ... -whoopie-0

8 Backers
$407 pledged of $500 goal
6 days to go
Amount needed: $93




I backed this project. It's got a small funding goal, very achievable. Plus, it deals with food. I first learned about it here on the KickstarterForum.Org forum, and the project creator was willing to make at least some revisions to her project page.

It still suffers from a lack of shares, but with less than a hundred dollars standing between this project being successfully funded and failing, and six days left until this Kickstarter campaign ends, I think that it has a pretty good chance of reaching its funding goal.



I think that it only tapped a fraction of its true potential. I do hope that it succeeds, though.

This is sweet

It sure is, sweet. It's starting to pick up traction, now, on the funding portion of it. Not many backers, but it's well past its funding goal

Charles wrote:13 Backers
$767 pledged of $500 goal
48 hours to go

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/667155664/making-whoopie-0

Interesting..... if I knew the person in my local community, I think I would back it, or if it had a super compelling video. I think it can be hard sometimes to find the motivation to back a food startup when it's located from another area of the country. Maybe there's a way to overcome that feeling with interesting rewards that they could ship out?

sbriggman wrote:Interesting..... if I knew the person in my local community, I think I would back it, or if it had a super compelling video. I think it can be hard sometimes to find the motivation to back a food startup when it's located from another area of the country. Maybe there's a way to overcome that feeling with interesting rewards that they could ship out?

I'm partial to food, even though I haven't backed a lot of food related Kickstarter projects, to date (6 so far).

A lot of people launch food projects with bare bones project pages. Many of them could do better, on gaining backers and pledges, I think, if they would simply pit more time and effort into crafting the look of their project page, as well as actually bothering with doing updates and responding to comments that get left in the Comments section of their project pages.

Now if they had a "I'll deliver it to Campbell, California button for an extra $5" I'd be clicking that button a lot! -Frank Cohen, http://bit.ly/waveskickstarter