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Iniegogo is fine and yes they are more friendly, however, from our own experience it is not how friendly the platform or staff are it is how active and willing backers are. We love Indiegogo's platform BUT we found Kicksatarter to fitted our campaign better and in many ways a little more professiona...

InDemand is not proving so successful, in many ways it is dividing what we are already doing on our own website which is already taking pre-orders. Not sure Indiegogo is the right platform for our niche but we will see it through.

Good point!
Thank you for reminding me!!!

Thanks!
It's been a roller coaster and hard work for sure but you don't get something for nothing.
157% now so it would be awesome to finish up at 160%.
Thanks also to you for you help too!

Indiegogo does run a platform called Do Demand for those who have run a successful campaign (hit or gone beyond thier target goal) on both KickStarter and Indiegogo. This allows you to keep raising funds or to sell your product if like us you are already in production or at the shipping stage. We ha...

We did a little cross promotion but to be honest it doesn't work (or at least it didn't for us) We felt it is better to concentrate on doing what you do rather than spending time on this.

After A LOT of hard work, pushing, pushing, pushing we have managed to go from Zero, no Facebook page, Twitter, Instagram etc, to building a community on all those platforms and has raised 153% of our target goal with 1 day to go! I have to say, it has been a long hard 30 days with plenty of ups and...

Hi PlaywrightHaven,
They managed to get well past their goal so that's great news!

One thing is definitely sure.
If you can, try and build up as many interested parties as possible in your project before launching.
It's where most go wrong. You have to drive interested backers to your campaign, Not many will stumble across you and pledge although some will of course.

Hi Mikesch, what part of Canada are you from?
We are based in Victoria, BC