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Helpmeplz · by **Helpmeplz** » Sun Feb 15, 2015 11:39 am

I'm running a 60 day campaign, with about 50 days left or so. I have generated a 1000 clicks to my crowdfunding link: http://go.4egtv.net/ksj1 which goes right to my Kickstarter campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ju ... 120512113/

However I can't seem to get people to back it, unless I personally ask them. Everyone (except 1) are people I've reached out to. How did I get more clicks -> pledges, and more eyes to see the campaign.

GRRGG!!! I want to make this film but I need help!!! - If vampires can funs for 400$k than 58K should be no problem.

coreypark · by **coreypark** » Thu Feb 19, 2015 11:05 pm

I am waiting to start a kickstarter campaign next week , and I need help to pick right PR guy who can drive traffic to my campaign .

I keep seeing too many websites doing this . I found one free one to start with , Hope this helps.

http://www.pitchfuse.com

decibite · by **decibite** » Fri Feb 20, 2015 6:31 pm

Helpmeplz wrote:I'm running a 60 day campaign, with about 50 days left or so. I have generated a 1000 clicks to my crowdfunding link: http://go.4egtv.net/ksj1 which goes right to my Kickstarter campaign: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/ju ... 120512113/

However I can't seem to get people to back it, unless I personally ask them. Everyone (except 1) are people I've reached out to. How did I get more clicks -> pledges, and more eyes to see the campaign.

GRRGG!!! I want to make this film but I need help!!! - If vampires can funs for 400$k than 58K should be no problem.

1. People need urgency. 60 days is too long. Most are around 30.
2. The highlight problem at the beginning of the film is way too vague.
3. The project is often "funded" before the campaign. You need to get 20-30% within the first week, otherwise its practically dead in the water.
4. You are a film project, so your intro video is a larger extension of your product. Honestly, the film doesn't really seem that appealing.
5. Perks could use an overhaul. Space them out more.

I'd highly recommend relaunching and using BackerClub to get feedback. Our team has 41 potential backers and added another 6 when we became their featured project, a potential ROI of 387%. Since they show what they will potentially back you at, we have $8,300 in potential backers, which is 1.75x our funding goal.

This doesn't even include the 136 emails on our site.

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