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An Indiegogo Post-Mortem (Tips/Advice/Lessons Learned)
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An Indiegogo Post-Mortem (Tips/Advice/Lessons Learned)
Read the full article here: http://indiegamestory.org/2013/03/indie ... st-mortem/
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pris
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Re: An Indiegogo Post-Mortem (Tips/Advice/Lessons Learned)
I enjoyed reading this article!!! lots of goo tip. I didn't know that one of the best ways to get on the indiegogo homepage is to update the project page daily.
When I read about tips about crowdfunding, it says to update the campaign about 1 a week maybe 2. But they said not to spam people with too many unnecessary updates. So I am not sure what to said about the advice to update daily and become annoying. Just my thoughts!!!
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Re: An Indiegogo Post-Mortem (Tips/Advice/Lessons Learned)
Some good advice — thanks!Gilles DeCruyenaere
My Indiegogo campaign in support of my first novel: "I Dreamt of Trees"
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pris wrote:I enjoyed reading this article!!! lots of goo tip. I didn't know that one of the best ways to get on the indiegogo homepage is to update the project page daily.
When I read about tips about crowdfunding, it says to update the campaign about 1 a week maybe 2. But they said not to spam people with too many unnecessary updates. So I am not sure what to said about the advice to update daily and become annoying. Just my thoughts!!!
Preview link to my campaign: https://www.indiegogo.com/project/preview/337beaa0
Live link on Tuesday July 22: igg.me/at/mamitons
Good read!
I agree, I don't think one of the best ways is to spam supporters. I think it's important to keep supporters updated, but only on milestones or relevant information that will keep them interested.
I think if you spam supporters they might be more likely to retract their donation.Check out my Kickstarter campaign for a Wireless Charger for GoPro: http://kck.st/1zGSpXp -
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mastrosaurus
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Re: An Indiegogo Post-Mortem (Tips/Advice/Lessons Learned)
We have started our campaign at Indiegogo https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/stud ... /x/9452139 and I am glad I found these useful tips. I predict some really hard work and devotion but we are armed with enthusiasm. -
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BeyondTheGrassOcean
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Re: An Indiegogo Post-Mortem (Tips/Advice/Lessons Learned)
Interesting article. I honestly hadn't considered Indiegogo before. I liked its take-what-you-get aspect for donations if you don't meet goal versus Kickstarter's all-or-nothing model, but liked Kickstarter's wider recognition factor. Maybe it's time to revise that thinking."Beyond the Grass Ocean" Come & see an amazing children's fantasy, from author/artist Ron Horsley
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Re: An Indiegogo Post-Mortem (Tips/Advice/Lessons Learned)
Always great to get advice from those who have done it before. Thank you.
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