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Thanks a lot! The only thing we are worried if we will have enough email subscriptions before start. What do you think about our product?

Sorry I'm a bit late to the game but thought I'd comment anyways I actually came across your campaign on KS a week ago, but I believe it had already ended. I loved your landing page and visuals so much, I had shared them with my team as an example of very well laid out campaign!

Did you find that the cross promotion work?

We are also very concerned about our e-mail list not being big enough, but we aren't sure what else we can do pre-launch. Any suggestions?

Also, congrats! It looks like your Indiegogo campaign was also a HUGE success!

Thanks,
Karyna

I think your guys' product is great. We are also launching on Kickstarter in a week so I would love if people could enter our email list giveaway.

The link is http://www.mini-o.com and it is an uber portable, yet powerful Bluetooth speaker.

yeah cross promotion is basically the poor man's dream of an easy marketing path. If you have no money, then learn how to do PR yourself - it is hard and you will spend alot of time learning

Cross-promotions are great.

They're arguably both underrated and underutilized.

In my employer's experience, after working with nearly 2,000 crowdfunding campaigns, we can say with confidence that the most effective ways to market a live campaign are, in decreasing order: (1) social-media advertisements, (2) cross-promotions, (3) affiliate marketing, and (4) public relations. Although individal campaigns can and sometimes do vary from such statistical norms.

Yes, cross-promotions are generally best conducted with similarly-sized campaigns that either offer complimentary (not competing) produts or appeal best to similar demographic segments.

DaveGarber1975 wrote:Cross-promotions are great.

They're arguably both underrated and underutilized.

In my employer's experience, after working with nearly 2,000 crowdfunding campaigns, we can say with confidence that the most effective ways to market a live campaign are, in decreasing order: (1) social-media advertisements, (2) cross-promotions, (3) affiliate marketing, and (4) public relations. Although individal campaigns can and sometimes do vary from such statistical norms.

Yes, cross-promotions are generally best conducted with similarly-sized campaigns that either offer complimentary (not competing) produts or appeal best to similar demographic segments.

I always have people emailing me about cross promotions. They are straight up spam!

Cross promotion was useful for my company. I did use it as a strategy for my phone's promotion

DaveGarber1975 wrote:Cross-promotions are great.

They're arguably both underrated and underutilized.

In my employer's experience, after working with nearly 2,000 crowdfunding campaigns, we can say with confidence that the most effective ways to market a live campaign are, in decreasing order: (1) social-media advertisements, (2) cross-promotions, (3) affiliate marketing, and (4) public relations. Although individal campaigns can and sometimes do vary from such statistical norms.

Yes, cross-promotions are generally best conducted with similarly-sized campaigns that either offer complimentary (not competing) produts or appeal best to similar demographic segments.

Can you post some data or studies showing how effective funded today's cross promotion service is? I would love to see it.

Hi,

That's a great idea! I have a project live on Kickstarter and would like to participate in cross promotion. Please let me know how can we go about it?

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/21 ... orn-artist

Thanks,
Disha

I have been wanting to try out funded todays service for cross promotions, has anyone used them for this on here?

Billings MT wrote:I have been wanting to try out funded todays service for cross promotions, has anyone used them for this on here?

Based on what I have read, it is not worth the risk.