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Hi Gregory -- intriguing posts on your FB page - I like, and I Liked.

I'm reaching out (just joined this forum) in response to your invitation to help to spread our word. We're 9 days from the end and at 62% of the goal. Here's our link - many thanks in advance!

Melissa for Counterpoint

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/co ... -of-pete-0

I just liked your fb page

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/is ... her-wallet

Forrest wrote:I just liked your fb page

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/is ... her-wallet

Just backed your project and gave you a shoutout on Twitter

good luck!

Thanks a lot Gregory, much appreciated!!

Hi Gregory!

This Kickstarter is for a collection of Haitian short stories - a way to share Haitian voices with the world.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/se ... rt-stories

Thank you!

Hello Gregory!

I'm Tony Knight, and I just liked your page, and I am impressed that you backed so many projects.

About 4 days about, I posted my first Kickstarter project. It's called QromaScan, and it't the first photos scanner that scans and tags your photos using voice recognition. Basically, you tell us the date, location and people in your photo with natural language sentence, and we create searchable metadata as you scan.

I would love you opinion of my project page. I am a first time, and would love to be able to improve my page during the campaign.

Here is a link to my project:

http://kck.st/1F0vayH

Thank you,
Tony

qromascan wrote:Hello Gregory!

I'm Tony Knight, and I just liked your page, and I am impressed that you backed so many projects.

About 4 days about, I posted my first Kickstarter project. It's called QromaScan, and it't the first photos scanner that scans and tags your photos using voice recognition. Basically, you tell us the date, location and people in your photo with natural language sentence, and we create searchable metadata as you scan.

I would love you opinion of my project page. I am a first time, and would love to be able to improve my page during the campaign.

Here is a link to my project:

http://kck.st/1F0vayH

Thank you,
Tony

Hi Tony, just backed your project and gave a shout out. As for our campaign, I don't have a lot of time right now because I'm headed out of town but from my scan, here are some issues you may want to address:

1) Perks: you have squished a lot of perks into a few price points. $4, $5, $7. You should only have 1, max 2 under $10. Further, they should be spread apart. Then you jump from $7 to $35. The most funding perk in KS history is around the $25 mark. Then you have 2 perks at $35 and another at $40. Again, too clustered

2) the pictures and graphics aren't bad but your campaign page is very texty. I wouldn't count on a lot of people reading even 50% of it. So perhaps reduce it or change text into more graphics

cheers and good luck

Thanks, Gregory,

Makes sense and I will make some changes right now.

Thank you very much,
Tony

Hey Gregory,

I just launched my first Kickstarter campaign on Friday. I'd love to get your input on the campaign.

Roo is a line of leather bike products made in Chicago that allow you to carry beer, wine and booze on and off the bike.

You can check out the campaign at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ckoszewski/roo-take-your-beer-wine-and-booze-for-a-bike-ride/

You can also see more about the product at http://www.roochicago.com

I checked out BoardSeat as well and gave you guys +1. Best of luck with the product.

Craig

RooChicago wrote:Hey Gregory,

I just launched my first Kickstarter campaign on Friday. I'd love to get your input on the campaign.

Roo is a line of leather bike products made in Chicago that allow you to carry beer, wine and booze on and off the bike.

You can check out the campaign at https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ckoszewski/roo-take-your-beer-wine-and-booze-for-a-bike-ride/

You can also see more about the product at http://www.roochicago.com

I checked out BoardSeat as well and gave you guys +1. Best of luck with the product.

Craig

Hi Craig, just backed your project and will give a shout out on Twitter. As for your campaign, it looks good...lots of solid graphics and explanations. Not texty at all....though quite long. The only other big suggestion I can make is to address the most obvious problem right up front somewhere because I scanned the length of your campaign but could not find it: it seems that your pouch, especially the SIXER, would interfere with my legs when peddling. This point was on my mind immediately but I could not find the answer

Cheers and good luck, Greg