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Does PR really help for the campaign?

Posted: Wed Jul 01, 2015 6:59 pm
by Dahlia
Dahlia launched campaign True No Show, Non Slip Liner Dress Socks Made for Comfort https://goo.gl/3KpYSS20 days ago, this is our first project and we launched it without uploading video at first. A week ago, we uploaded videos and using two PR Release companies to help promote the project, one is PRWeb.com and other is backercamp.com. The communications with both sides are very smoothly, but after 2 days press release, i cannot see any reflections yet.

Do you have same problem? Let's discuss.

Re: Does PR really help for the campaign?

Posted: Sun Jul 05, 2015 2:38 pm
by Cristina
This post has been moved to the Kickstarter and Crowdfunding Questions Only (Strict) section.

Re: Does PR really help for the campaign?

Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 8:50 pm
by tashjay
Have you tried or heard of Monsterfund.com? I thought about doing it.. I just don't want to waste the money

Re: Does PR really help for the campaign?

Posted: Mon Jul 06, 2015 9:54 pm
by Dahlia
tashjay wrote:Have you tried or heard of Monsterfund.com? I thought about doing it.. I just don't want to waste the money


I've never heard about that and when i did research, it's also not in my lists either. From my point of view, doing PR can only help you increase the impression of your project, the most important thing is you need choose the right target groups for your project. Otherwise it's wasting your money.

Re: Does PR really help for the campaign?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 4:40 pm
by CrowdAssist
Exactly. Knowing exactly who your target market is, is very important. It's not the amount of views you get but who is visiting your page.

Re: Does PR really help for the campaign?

Posted: Wed Jul 08, 2015 5:28 pm
by Ayudos.com
tashjay wrote:Have you tried or heard of Monsterfund.com? I thought about doing it.. I just don't want to waste the money


Monsterfund.com looks like they quit. Their domain says for sale.

And yeah like the others are saying, having targeted traffic is always better than generic untargeted views.