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Thanks, I'll try this out ^^

Thanks for sharing - I will follow some of these leads for sure!

This helps a lot. Thank you!!!

Most follow a "U" curve with funding at the start and end. With that said, some campaigns experience traction in the middle, but typically not based on the concept of crowd momentum.

Thanks everybody for your kind words. It's been almost a year since my campaign, and I've updated the article slightly to reflect the successful delivery of the product. I think the lessons from earlier this year and still relevant to Kickstarter campaign creators today, so I hope this helps you out!

Link to the article: http://jaredtong.com/2015/02/12/how-we-drove-traffic-to-our-kickstarter-campaign-novelsys-ampere-case-study/

Holy Smokes! It looks like the Campaign is a full time job. Thanks for the blueprint!

Thank you for sharing, your article would help a lot of campaign creator to put more mind on their pre-launch.

We will launch our 2nd campaign by the end of this year Le' Cook Spoonula and I think it's time for us to start working to spread the word.

tongrhj wrote:Thanks everybody for your kind words. It's been almost a year since my campaign, and I've updated the article slightly to reflect the successful delivery of the product. I think the lessons from earlier this year and still relevant to Kickstarter campaign creators today, so I hope this helps you out!

Link to the article: http://jaredtong.com/2015/02/12/how-we-drove-traffic-to-our-kickstarter-campaign-novelsys-ampere-case-study/

Great stuff. Well run campaign and follow up. Kudos!

I'm just now trying to get traction for my project. According to these sites, I'm starting WAY too late.

Guess it's worth a shot.

Thanks for the great tips. Basically echos what has been said all over the place. But everyone makes it sound like it's just a plug and play formula.

I'm at the step of soft launch, so I'm trying to build an audience and gauge interest, I have the landing page setup, facebook page and signup form but I just don't know how to get people to see it. I might be biased but I think my idea is something everyone could use.

The 64 million dollar question is, how to actually build that audience. I don't want to pay for facebook promotion because it's all bullshit fake likes. I just wish their was a website where 1million+ people went that liked gadgets and tech. I don't want to go to blogs yet because I'm not ready to launch as I just have a landing page........but then again, maybe I should.

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