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https://launchpadagency.com is, from what I can tell, a large crowd agency. I will consider hiring them but only if I hear positive feedback from the community. No posts have been posted here, so perhaps they are not as big as I have been lead to believe. What does the community think? Did you fine...

You are comparing apples to oranges. Jellop does ads and mafia does tons of other stuff.

I doubt it, over all most agencies are not scams. But sometimes they do real work and you just don't make any money off of it.

I really want to hear some reviews, since the are full service. I wonder if anyone has just taken an idea to them and saw it get totally funded.

If you check out their medium blog, it should give you a better picture of what kind of agency they are.

They have another giant campaign:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/11 ... =discovery

No one is listed as a collaberator, and there are no badges on the bottom of their campaign. WTF! Who are these people using for marketing, and how can we find them and work with them too?

Here's the link:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/11 ... =discovery

This is really impressive, because this is their second or third campaign of the year. THESE GUYS ARE ON FIRE!!

I am after Crowd PR Guru’s Team, ceo is William Henry:
https://twitter.com/crowdpr

Someone did their proper research and it looks like he has tracked who this person is. Their home address is posted online, let’s get them!!

We had the experience of working with Crowd PR for our advertisement campaign. I will post my review below. It all started out pretty good, we wanted to run a total of 20,000 small targeted ads on Facebook. It seems to be a great platform for crowdfunding success so we went for it. And that is where...

Most top tier campaigns do a ton of advertisement. I have heard stories of people spending $400k on ads to raise $600k. A $200k profit after ad spend may sound good, but when you factor in the cost of product development then you’re underwater. That’s the reason why so many huge campaigns fail to de...