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Looks spectacular!

Yikes! Dave, be sure to take care of yourself. You and your family come first, your Kickstarter second.

Hello, I wonder if you have any local opportunities to drum up backers? Are there any farmer's markets or street fairs or supermarkets where you could hand out small coffee samples along with info about your Kickstarter and subscription services? Tasting the coffee seems like a great way to sell cus...

Wow, this project looks really solid. Nice page layout, clear but attractive card design, and reasonably priced. When I consider backing a board game project, I always check out the game's boardgamegeek.com page. Right now, yours is pretty empty. I wonder if you could fill it with more photos of peo...

Hello, thanks for helping us all out like this! It was also a good excuse to check out your website.

I commented on http://www.crowdcrux.com/top-7-crowdfunding-sites/ as Mattgo.

Here's my Inkshares campaign: https://www.inkshares.com/projects/grimm-diagnosis

On Twitter, I'm @MattGoWrite

Best,

Matt

Hello Greg,

Facebook page liked.

If the offer still stands, I'd sure appreciate the Twitter shoutout for my Inkshares project. It's part of a contest, and the five projects with the most backers win some professional feedback. It's a great prize, and every backer counts!

https://www.inkshares.com/projects/grimm-diagnosis

Thank you!

--Matt

Hello, I think part of the reason things may be going slowly for you is that your Kickstarter seems to be going in two different directions -- your dream of producing your comics, and your interest in starting a comics mentoring institute. If I were you, I'd focus on one or the other. I think backer...

Paul, does your photo project have a news 'hook,' or a reason for readers to care about your project during your campaign? Editors of mainstream newspapers, magazines and websites often ask the question, 'why should we care about this now?' when considering whether to run with a story idea. Is it po...

Hello, It looks like you have a great product, as well as a nice team to back it up. The slow start you've encountered may be due to the high price, but as you wisely explain, that's the true price of the product you hope to produce. So at $1,300/$1,500 for a base-level pledge, you need to engender ...

Hello Dave, I wanted to chime in with a few thoughts. I'll try not to repeat Charles, who posted some thoughtful and detailed advice already. I really liked his point about reworking the card art to allow players to see stats at a glance. As a game designer with one successful Kickstarter campaign u...