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I’ve seen this happen more than you might think. A creator launches a campaign and as a result of great marketing or the Kickstarter ecosystem, they begin to see pledges pour in.

In fact, as they’re nearing the end of their campaign, they’re dreading that moment when backers can no longer pledge to their campaign. They’ve created so much momentum and they want to keep the campaign going!

By it’s very nature, crowdfunding is temporal. A specific fundraising duration creates urgency, which is a critical reason why crowdfunding works.

However, there are ways to capture and continue to build this momentum, even after your Kickstarter campaign has ended.

Read more : http://www.crowdcrux.com/ways-keep-gett ... ckstarter/