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The second episode in our Making Tracks series is now live on the Squatch Kick website.


Making Tracks (Episode # 2) - Somewhere Out There

Beyond a crowd funding project with a pretty page, what about projects whose core concept appeals to me, that cries out to something inside of me, that howls to be heard?

Howl of the Squatch - Incident # 1


Some projects just make me want to howl. This project was one of them.

Ultimately, all of the various categories under which I write over on the Squatch Kick blog site are related. They pertain to crowd funding, and by and large, I focus most of my trek time in pursuit of projects to write about on Kickstarter, itself.

There are differences, in nuance and degree, to the various categories. Multiple categories share my affinity for praising aspects of various projects, and none of them, thus far, focus much in the way of time and energy upon shortcomings of the crowd funding projects being spotlighted. All things in time, I suppose.

The differences in the categories matter more to me, than they probably matter to most others, of those who bother to take the time out to visit the site and read what gets posted there. Going forward, I have no doubt but that the site will continue to broaden its approach to providing commentary on individual Kickstarter projects.

Even a Squatch, you see, has ideas.

This latest tips article deals with people trying to take advantage of crowd funding project creators.

Crowd Funding Tip # 4 - Avoid Ambulance Chasers Disguised As Marketers

Another Squatch Kick for the record books.

This time? A graphic novel.

Ichabod Jones: Monster Hunter Print Run

Need more crowd funding tips? Here's one for you:

Crowd Funding Tip # 5 - Create a forum signature with your link in it

When in doubt...

Crowd Funding Tip # 6 - When in doubt, create quality

It cannot be stressed enough.

Crowd Funding Tip # 7 - Think in visual terms

I'm continuing to make revisions to the Squatch Kick website, in an attempt to better showcase various Kickstarter projects, by trying to highlight them for site visitors.

I am receptive to trying to transform the site into a better, more useful resources for Kickstarter project creators, so if you have ideas or suggestions, feel free to post them here or to send them to me via private message or e-mail (posted on the Contact Us page on the Squatch kick website).

The site doesn't get a lot of visitor traffic, at present, but I am more interested in how much site traffic that it will get a few months down the road, rather than right now, per se.

If there's something on the site that you particularly like or dislike, let me know what it is.

Thank you for your interest!

How high can a four-legged bird fly? Let's find out, together!

Squatch Kick! - Four-Legged Bird Public Mural Project

A reflection, of sorts, upon the concept of squatch and the Squatch Kick website. Here, just read it for yourself, and then you decide for yourself what it is.

Hither came the Squatch