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Thanks for the advice ! I think when you launch your first project its always a learning curve

Definitely agree. I consistently hear people saying how much they learned from their first Kickstarter and also how they can apply that to other areas of their business.

Great post! Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for your advice!

Thank you for the positive feedback! My next post will be "What I learned next", about promotion and writing campaign updates.

This is great sharing.. Thank you! We are just waiting for the go from KS to launch after much learned from the first

@paolability - Definitely thanks for writing it!

This is very useful, especially since I've just finished my page and video and am looking at what to do in the 'pre-launch' window of about a month...

Thanks so much! (PS. Your project sounds excellent!)

Thanks, @Dog Button.

My campaign successfully ended a few minutes ago.

I kept track of everyone I plugged the campaign to. 640 people in all - Facebook, e-mail to friends, LinkedIn and mostly tweets on my two Twitter accounts. I had varying degrees of success (two book reviews). I need to blog about it because it's interesting and (hopefully) useful.

The summary is it's more time-effective to create relationships with the media and bloggers *before* a campaign rather than a splatter-gun approach during a campaign for small returns. That's not counting my personal network. Only by contacting them before my campaign was I able to get 35% funding within 24 hours.

I'm going to have a lie down now.