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Kickstarter is different from ecommerce.

The actual individuals who back or support your Kickstarter campaign are not pre-ordering a product from a store, like Amazon. They are supporting the creation of a new brand.

This always puzzled me, and it’s one of the reasons why I wanted to have Renia Pruchnicki on the podcast today to reveal some of the lessons that she learned as an ecommerce entrepreneur.

Having been a full-time designer and online store owner since the early days of the web, Reina has some incredible insights into the difference between Kickstarter and traditional ecommerce.

Raising that much money... Great story!

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TomSands wrote: ↑Tue Oct 06, 2020 7:11 pm That really is a great story of success. I have read so many good stories like this one and I wanted to become a part of it. I had to learn about it first and I found so many good reviews on wisdomfuel. They have so many good articles on affiliate marketing and the one I liked the most was eCom Elites by Frank Hatchett. You pay for the course just once and if you do not like it, you will get your money back. It was a win win situation and I was really delighted by the course I took. Everything was finished really quickly and I loved the experience.

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Good job!