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In this week's episode of the podcast, we spoke with Jeremy Losaw, director of engineering at Enventys Partners. Check it out to learn more about building a product for a crowdfunding campaign and how it differs from more traditional product development!

Tune in here: https://artofthekickstart.com/meet-experts-product-development-kickstarter-campaigns-aotk274/

Key takeaways include:

-What product engineering is and how it relates to crowdfunding
-Why all good crowdfunding campaigns start with a great idea
-How developing a product for a crowdfunding campaign may be a bit different than a more traditional approach to product development
-How long it takes to develop a new product for a crowdfunding campaign
-What post-crowdfunding campaign product development looks like
-How to pick a product development firm
-How crowdfunders can help their product development team build the best possible product

Let us know what you think and what tips you'd add!

Thank you for the info!

Thank you for sharing this podcast episode! Enventys Partners has great methods to get results in crowdfunding.

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Computation services
Container Services
Storage services
Enterprise services
Security services

I am sure you guys won't mind having a look at the project. (Below is the link)

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ed ... ref=39q132

Thanks.

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No one learns coding anymore! With so many platforms that allows you to drag and drop you do not need to learn anything. Also, the majority of hosting companies have a READY scripts to install and all you need is a user name and password. BUT if you must, I would suggest you learn a bit of WordPress; it's easy to navigate and it's also an open source. PHP and MYSQL database are the main components. Good Luck.

John

I really like Jeremy Losaw, he inspires me to achieve something in my life. Thanks for sharing this, I will definitely take a look.

I enjoy listening to your podcast, and not only this episode but the majority of them are very informative and interesting. I like podcasts in general, and I listen to them whenever I can, in the car, when I clean, when I work out. A friend of mine recommended your podcast and also a podcast about repository analytics and software development. I find both of them very informative, and it's an easy way to learn something new on the go. You're doing a great job, so good luck and keep going, I think many other people enjoy this podcast as much as I do.

JordanAvery wrote: ↑Wed Sep 23, 2020 1:26 pm I enjoy listening to your podcast, and not only this episode but the majority of them are very informative and interesting. I like podcasts in general, and I listen to them whenever I can, in the car, when I clean, when I work out. A friend of mine recommended your podcast and also a podcast about repository analytics and software development. I find both of them very informative, and it's an easy way to learn something new on the go. You're doing a great job, so good luck and keep going, I think many other people enjoy this podcast as much as I do.

Hello. Can you please share the name of the podcast about repository analytics and software development? Thanks.