Expect Three Visitors has been launched on Kickstarter! Please back the project!
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At the time of writing I’ve done three kickstarters, and all of them have been successful. I think it might be interesting to do a quick review of how each of them have done. What my goal was, how long the campaign lasted, how many backers I had, how well funded and so forth.
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I’m working out the funding for a kickstarter again, and once more it is proving complex to get a really clear view on what the target goal should be. I’ve found it necessary to distinguish between my ‘kickstarter target’ and my ‘profit target’
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I want to be able to underline the fact that the game is done apart from additional artwork, and there seems to be no better way of doing that than being able to include in the video some shots of me holding a printed copy of the game.
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Planning and preparing the kickstarter video is somewhat less straightforward than I might have hoped…
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If you live in the U.K. You are probably aware of the shipping forecast. It is an institution beloved of many in this island nation, because it reflects our relationship with the sea. “Tyne, Dogger. Northeast 3 or 4. Occasional rain. Moderate or poor.” in the early hours of the morning can be hypnotically comforting. Planning shipping for a Kickstarter is not nearly as comforting!
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How much text should you put on the back cover of a book? Well, I guess the first question to ask is “What is it there to do?” Actually, that might be the second question, as it is almost certainly worth deferring to what I consider the Ken Hite Rule here – beyond a certain point, the more words that are squeezed onto the back, the more crazy the contents. So let’s not go that far
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This is the second of my short blog posts about my path towards kickstarting Starguild. How much money do you need to raise, and what should you set your kickstarter target at?
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This is the first of a series of short blog articles about my kickstarter planning process. I hope you might find them useful or thought provoking
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