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As a backer, I like the thought of the $1 pledge rewards. Most people won’t miss $1 plus it’s a good way to begin backing projects ( I feel that backing projects can be addicting and you will find yourself spending lots of money very quickly if you don’t pay attention!) As a Project owner, and a bro...

First Kickstarter: We launched a Kickstarter in 2013 for the first book of our graphic novel. I was so excited, we hit our goal of $1000 in just 11 days. I know many hit theirs the first day, but a win is a win! We didn’t have much of a following- let me rephrase that, we had no following. So I was ...

Lots of good points made here.

Personally I find writing my own bio is the most difficult thing. I hate talking about myself, it feels awkward. Wish I could shake the feeling!

I found this post was amazing!

http://www.crowdcrux.com/lessons-from-running-a-kickstarter-campaign/
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1974601825/the-acryden-the-journey-continues
https://twitter.com/Acryden

I first heard about crowd funding, when I started our comic The Acryden. Another comic creator- Jason Brubaker, from remind. Would post like crazy. He had an amazing blog, huge following, and really detailed everything about getting a comic off the ground.

Your campaign is amazing! We've had a good experience with our first campaign and have just launched a new one. The one thing I have to say about Kickstarter is that it's addicting! The whole process of it, both nerve racking and addicting at the same time. The biggest thing I've found is-just what ...

Amazing and congrats on getting fully funded so fast! I absolutely agree that it's basically all in the prep. Some things are harder than others, as for us, we have almost no Facebook backing whatsoever. Facebook doesn't work for us, too many family and friends who just don't care about our projects...