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I think projects like yours really benefit from targeted marketing, seeing as the majority of pledgers would like on the north of England. At least, I think it would be safe to presume that. Use Facebook, Twitter and Youtube to advertise to people who: - Live in Manchester and nearby cities. - Like/...

Personally I would at least send it "signed for". It sounds pessimistic but there are people who could cause problems by claiming the item hasn't reached them, and the delivery signature is your defence against false claims.

Hmm, I think I've cracked it. I calculated which of my Pledge Rewards is the least profitable, and then worked out how many pledges for that item alone it would take to pay for the cost of my campaign. That way I'm covered for the worst case scenario. That seems like the best way to go about it, unl...

Hey all. I have a potentially confusing question, simply because I'm finding it hard to find the words to describe it. I'm at the stage of calculating exactly how much I'll need to raise for my Kickstarter. It's a web series, and I know how much I'll need to raise for the cast and crew, etc, but I'm...

Hello,

Do you have a link to the kickstarter page please?

I'd say that building a following before launching is one of the more important things for a campaign. You might find more success in a relaunch with a bigger fan base.

I think you're giving exactly the right amount of detail there. People need to know where their money is going. Good work!

Hi Dominic,

From what I've seen, Twitter is the best place to reach new audiences in the gaming community. They're far more active and engaged than they are on Facebook.

Staff Picks are your reward for running an excellent, high traffic campaign. I wouldn't worry so much about losing people to the rest of kickstarter's site. If you're targeting the right people, they've clicked your link because your project interests them. Just make sure your pitch is on point, and...

Okay, thanks for that clarification. I personally think people enjoy the feeling of knowing they helped a creative person complete their art. So for that reason I think a more inspiring campaign would be one that asked for pledgers to give money to support the creation of the remaining episodes. But...

Hello again!

I'm sorry if I sound stupid but I'm still a bit confused as to what your funding money is actually going towards! What is the funding goal amount, and how much of that is going towards certain aspects of your project?