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I've been reading some advice on here that's fantastic and much appreciated, but also tends to be designed for Kickstarters much larger than ours. Finding bloggers or podcasts, keeping taxes in mind, etc. Any advice for running a tiny Kickstarter that's tiny? We have a Kickstarter for our VR game Mo...

On the same journey myself, but one small thing I've read is to try to incorporate links wherever you can (so long as it's permitted). This site for instance suggests including it in your signature. To clarify, I don't mean to spam links - that's obnoxious and unhelpful, but if you're able to have i...

I appreciate this, thanks! As mentioned by one YouTuber I watch, Door Monster, most folks will put up with mediocre video quality, but no one can stand bad audio.

This is fantastic, thanks! I'd be curious to know folks' thoughts - is Fb is still as good as it was when this was first posted? It might be my industry (video games, and more specifically VR), but I'd heard that Fb is far less prevalent than it once was. Especially as younger folks tend to be on ot...

Appreciate the thoughts! I'd love to get some competing ideas—what would you recommend for various budgets? E.g.: If you only had $500 for marketing, how would you spend it? If you had $1000, how would you spend it? If you had $2500 how would you spend it? And what about $10,000? Naturally, this var...

I know it's a bit late for this project, but if I might offer my two cents for future readers: I think it's always worth considering how best to spend time and effort. What is the maximum you can offer in the minimum amount of time? That's not at all to say offering sub-par or cheap rewards. But rat...