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I love projects like this. The goal is easily attainable. The objective is a commendable one. It's just something that most anyone could get behind - if the persuasion is right.

BUT.....Your project page has a rather barren look to it. Your "video" is a miss-mash of still photographs, and your project page is bare of photographs. What gives??

Make an actual video, and people will get to see your chemistry, together. Don't make it all serious, either. It will kill the atmosphere that you are seeking to build.

You've spent virtually no time of note on this project page, and it shows. This will negatively impact your project's fund-raising ability.

thanks.. thats the thing charles we dont know when we are next going to see each other.. well its going to be next month,... no time for a video.. we just really want to enjoy a day together.. do you fancy pledging our project not only this we have got rewards too.. please re consider.. and ask anyone you know who might want to help make this project and memory...

Put a link to your project in your forum signature.

Are you going to pledge charles?

Maybe. Maybe not. I've got 29 days to decide. I'll think about it.

Aww thanks..

I second Charles' remarks on the video. There's always creative ways to make a video. Maybe record a session on Skype, with your friends on a split screens.

jamzz92 wrote:Aww thanks..

You seem disinclined to make your project page more appealing, more tempting to people, so that they will be more inclined to pledge (including myself).

But, you also have another problem, whether you realize it or not, and that is that, in order to pledge to your project, it would require that at least some people re-enter all of their credit card info, again. I've already ran into it on more than one occasion, now, with other projects that I had initially intended to pledge to support.

I checked your project, just now, by clicking on the pledge button to start the process. You likely have no control over this, but that doesn't mean that myself and at least some others are going to want to enter that info, again.

For most projects, I simply click on the pledge button, and the system routes me through Amazon to pay the pledge.

So, since your project already suffers from that built-in disadvantage, you might want to consider the suggestion to make your project page more appealing, by revising it.

You don't have to, of course, but then again, no one has to pledge to support your campaign, either.

Maybe you can also consider changing the name of this topic to smthing that actually helps a person to see that is it about, rather than putting the URL of your kickstarter project