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Egg Zackley! I knew $58K was pushing it - that number was dictated by the cost of the injection mold(s) and the fulfillment costs. It's pretty much a break even number. My next project will have a much lower threshold. Also it's an invention for which there is no comparable item on the market so it'...

CD, Thanks! Those are GREAT suggestions! I've thought about those but haven't yet done it. I'll definitely do that next time. I'm looking forward to seeing your ks campaign. I've come to terms with that my ks campaign this time will fail. Took me two solids days of mourning and being depressed to ge...

Thanks. Who should I contact at lmengineeringdesigns?

I just discovered this - how to see how many people have clicked on your ks page. Then you can divide that number by the number of pledges you have. That shows your conversion rate. This is important because, as far as I can tell, the ks dashboard shows only how many times the video has been watched...

Good tips. Thanks!

Well... I've finally gotten myself out of bed (from being pretty depressed) and decided to get through this. I think we newbies at ks tend to make this mistake - I definitely should have done an extensive pre-launch to include setting up social media pages, and acquiring a good following base BEFORE...

Maybe it's too early to judge, maybe I'm too sensitive, maybe I had a bad idea, maybe... maybe... I spent the afternoon trying to sleep off my disappointment in the abysmal starting day of my ks campaign. I'm guessing the problem is simply it hasn't yet been in front of enough eyes. I just don't kno...

Good thread! This thread hints at the answers for which I'm searching. Does anybody know how to tell how many hits a ks page gets? As mentioned, we can see the number of times the video is watched and the percent who complete it but I'm not sure whether that reflects the total campaign views.

Interesting! This is just the kind of info I've been looking for. I'm starting to see why my new ks campaign isn't jumping out of the gates. Thank you.

Wow. I'm a little bleary-eyed but I did read every word of your post... well, sort of... I'm struck with both how well written it is and the experience and thought behind it. Thank you! I just joined this BLOG but when I get a few more hours (or days) of experience here, I'd love to have you take a ...