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I love Kickstarter, but they have limited on bulk (10) rewards items. O well, maybe I'll try Indiegogo. I'm bringing my crowd to my campaign anyway, so what difference can it make which platform I use? Sigh. I must admit I love the look of Kickstarter and the name. Sigh!

Okay. Looks like I might not be going anywhere. After using Kickstarter easy to use interface and attempting to use Indiegogo's not so easy interface, I'm beginning to see one reason why Kickstarter is the more popular. LOL!

Hey Jeanet - What are you planning to raise money for?

Sheesh! I just re-read what I wrote. Sorry for the poor grammar. I am raising money to place my greeting cards (goodhaircards.com) into Walmart's Washington DC store. I need to print 20,000 cards plus pay my sales rep and promoter. Kickstarter won't allow me to offer as a reward more than 10 bookmarks which has been a best seller for me. My clients use my bookmarks to advertise their businesses, etc. So I'm going to Indiegogo. I will post my Indiegogo for a critique when the video is ready. Cheers! and thanks for creating this website. I greatly appreciate it. Cheers again!

That's cool. I used to live in Washington, DC. Now live in NYC. I feel like the bookmarks could be a good way to possibly market the campaign through meetup.com groups in DC. You could give some to each organizer and have them hand them out to members.

Maybe off topic, but I can not understand, Indiegogo much less popular Kickstarter?
On what platform easier to promote the project?

Which platform is best to promote a campaign all depends on the project. Some platforms are better for independent films, while others are better for non-profits and charities. Kickstarter may be more popular than Indiegogo, but Indiegogo is popular with enough people from around the world. And while I would have preferred to launch on Kickstarter, I'm fine with Indiegogo. The job of getting people to my crowd funding campaign is mostly up to me, so it matter little in the end. At least I hope! Cheers.

jeanetmarie wrote:Which platform is best to promote a campaign all depends on the project. Some platforms are better for independent films, while others are better for non-profits and charities. Kickstarter may be more popular than Indiegogo, but Indiegogo is popular with enough people from around the world. And while I would have preferred to launch on Kickstarter, I'm fine with Indiegogo. The job of getting people to my crowd funding campaign is mostly up to me, so it matter little in the end. At least I hope! Cheers.

Thank you, though I've already started a project on kickstarter, guess that will have to look to other platforms. Good luck!

Also, if campaign target is not reached you get nothing.