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Product is the key, marketing is the most important.

I failed my first project but am planning on relaunching. These are some of the lessons I learned.
Tip 1- Focus all o your attention on hitting your funding goal early. Then you can relax for the rest of the campaign.
Tip 2- Make sure to establish stretch goals in order to keep up momentum of the project even after the funding goal is met.
Tip 3- Plan out your pre-launch and take that time to build a strong email list.

I am working on a poetry book called Red Robins Sing in the Winter. It spans across the four seasons and carries the overarching theme of perseverance. There are drawings to accompany some of the poems and each season will have its own art style.
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Pre promotion is king.

Hi all,

We are Mogi, a team of young italian guys who are trying to make something unique in the world of fashion accessories.
Here it is our creation: Taska wallet.

After a couple of unsuccessful campaigns, we launched some days ago for the third time a new kickstarter campaign for our italian vegan wallet named Taska.

Between the previous failed campaign and this one, we spent a lot of time in retrospect about what went wrong in the previous campaign, and it has been 1 year since the last failed campaign.

The unsucessfull factors were many... but primaly the pre-campign and low amount of subscribers collected before launching the campaigns.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mo ... ref=5p3zfz