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We usually collab with Kickbooster for Affiliates and Backerclub for rewards.
You can check our project on Cybersecurity.
More than 350% funded till now.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ed ... ref=dxue61

Reasoning behind this is that early adopters are willing to pay more.
What do you think? Do you know any campaigns that did this?

You could give discounts for your product like 50% off and even set it as a limited offer

There is so much more that you can do with rewards, other than your main rewards.

Although your project will probably just fit into one category, I’m a firm believer that you can derive inspiration by looking at what other people have successfully done before you.

So here is a list of over 60 Reward Ideas for you, divided in categories.

https://crushcrowdfunding.com/66-killer ... ard-ideas/

I always feel the best reward is a reward that readers can get involved with. Most projects I see funded are projects with rewards of "become a character or npc" of some sort.

Whatever made from wood can be always custom laser engraved basically for free!

I've always liked offering a digital reward where applicable. Quick delivery and can lower the price of the reward.

@numlinz
Thank you. Your blog really helps!

Hello,

I just recently launched my Kickstarter campaign. I am locally manufacturing sustainable luxury handbags and thought a great way to get backers to feel like they are more involved in the project is by providing them a BTS of my products getting made. Certain tiers will get them a personalized BTS photo or video. For the photo, maybe having the name of the specific backer handwritten on paper next to their reward. For video, showing them the process of their bags getting made and mentioning their name in the video. Just thought it would be a cool experience for backers to have and make it more personalized to them.

I'm thinking about doing Beaded bookmarks.