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12 hours a day. 7 days a week

This is definitely a major problem for me. I'm a procrastinator by trade, and to add to that I'm a fairly reserved person who was raised never to ask others for help, particularly financial assistance! I've clearly had to step out of my comfort zone a bit for my current project...

-Kevin
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/20 ... try-report

I just started my first kickstarter earlier today! I am a university student though, with a job and a required amount of community service hours, so I'm usually busy until 6pm every weekday, however I tend to be on my computer for quite a chunk of time after 6 and I ma very dedicated so I'll probably spend about 2-3 hours/week night and 14 hrs/week easy



-Ashley

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/17 ... ar-doodles

As a stay home mom, I am home all the time with my computer and laser machine. But only get time to do any thing when my kids are in school, that is between 9:00 to 3:00. With all house chores and kids I usually get 3 to 4 hr for my work. during that time i design different piece and try them on my machine. If my project get successful then i can ask my husband to help me out so that i will get some more time for my work.


https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/54 ... wall-clock

It's weird, I run a successful web design and marketing business as my full-time job, however we've just launched a Kickstarter campaign for a new game we've created and I'm treating this as my full-time job while my business has become a secondary option and I'm half considering continuing to do so for the next couple of weeks ...

Only launched yesterday at 10pm, it's now 4pm and so far I've spent 12 hours working on my Kickstarter campaign ... I guess it'll probably be a bit less as time goes by

Worked on my kickstarter for about 50-60 ours a week for the past five months! Hope to release it soon

I just started my first kickstarter project and have been putting in 4 hours a day. Although I work from 130 in the afternoon to 10 at night so I have more mornings free to work on it!

Zach
www.bostonsbox.com

My name is Rhys,

i just launched a campaign over on indiegogo, i came here to promote it.....

dont worry ill post in the appropiate section as soon as i have three posts

hope to do some learning from other peoples experiences while im here so win win

I spend a lot of time on it. The problem is knowing the best way to spend that time once the project has gone live. Obviously you want to promote the project as much as possible, but how is it people actually spend their time after their projects have launched?

Are you on social media, or constantly making updates or? Would appreciate the help!

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