galeunderwood wrote:I heard of a few campaigns getting results from influencer marketing on instagram.
DaveGarber1975 wrote:I'd say that ads are definitely worth it if you can get them right. My employer Funded Today has worked with nearly 2,000 crowdfunding campaigns so far and, based on all of that experience, we can say confidently that, for most campaigns, there's no more effective way to raise LOTS of money.
But, yes, ads aren't the only method. In our experience with various marketing techniques, their usual order of effectiveness is (1) advertisements, followed by (2) cross-promotions, followed by (3) affiliate marketing, followed by (4) public relations. PR is a wonderfully powerful tool for established businesses but, because its effects on sales are less immediate and/or direct, it doesn't work nearly as well for fleeing crowdfunding campaigns, despite its popularity among campaigners. And cross-promotions, by contrast, are generally both underrated and underused at this time, but we've enjoyed a lot of success arranging them.
Hopefully, that helps you some. If you'd like to hire some professionials to help with all of this, then please feel free to contact us, although I'm guessing that your campaign is probably over by now. But perhaps this information may help some creators in similar circumstances.
drudge wrote:DaveGarber1975 wrote:I'd say that ads are definitely worth it if you can get them right. My employer Funded Today has worked with nearly 2,000 crowdfunding campaigns so far and, based on all of that experience, we can say confidently that, for most campaigns, there's no more effective way to raise LOTS of money.
But, yes, ads aren't the only method. In our experience with various marketing techniques, their usual order of effectiveness is (1) advertisements, followed by (2) cross-promotions, followed by (3) affiliate marketing, followed by (4) public relations. PR is a wonderfully powerful tool for established businesses but, because its effects on sales are less immediate and/or direct, it doesn't work nearly as well for fleeing crowdfunding campaigns, despite its popularity among campaigners. And cross-promotions, by contrast, are generally both underrated and underused at this time, but we've enjoyed a lot of success arranging them.
Hopefully, that helps you some. If you'd like to hire some professionials to help with all of this, then please feel free to contact us, although I'm guessing that your campaign is probably over by now. But perhaps this information may help some creators in similar circumstances.
This is like the fourth forum i've seen you post this exact same message in.
drudge wrote:This is like the fourth forum i've seen you post this exact same message in.
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