Outbuddies´Kickstarter banner is finally finished by my concept artist Amanda
Our Kickstarter launches Monday at about 10:00 CEST, I got contact with a KS staff member and she highly recommended to delay it and not launch on the weekend. I really didn´t imagine I´d be that nervous about the campaign
awesome art& good luck with the kickstarter, & remember, there's nothing to be nervous about, at very worst in event of failure, u can always run the same kickstarter again, ive seen sum ppl ask for even make more money the 2nd time round & get it
its all a learning experience.... even wen its ur prize horse.
Yeah, I should try not to freak out, but I´m not very good as this :P
also, don't know how much ur asking for in ur kickstarter but i hope its not ridiculously high as to avoid dissappointment. Volnaiskra gave an amazing write up of his kickstarter experience today that u i recommend reading, just in case u need 2 make a last minute adjustment on the pitch amount. https://community.clickteam.com/threads/92261-Spryke-hardcore-new-school-platformer/page8
i'd personally recommend asking for no more than $10,000 goal & then stretch goaling it up to however much u really want
best of luck dude!
just realized u already read it
anyways i still say "no more than $10,000 goal" thats the advice i wud hav given him if i knew beforehand wat he was gonna pitch it for.
Thank you!! The basic funding goal is rather humble (5000 Euro ~ 5400 USD), I will try to get my musician and concept artist funded by stretch goals! Volnaiskra gave me personal feedback on the campaign, which was very helpful
It'll only get worseOriginally Posted by Julian82
I really didn´t imagine I´d be that nervous about the campaign
Seriously, I thought I was going to be chilled out during my kickstarter, spending 90% of my time preparing for PAX instead. Nope. Spent every moment stressing about kickstarter
they say for that month ur kickstarter becomes a full-time job!
Kickstarter in a nutshell
I think you are doing the right thing of asking for a small amount. I read a good article before about kickstarter and it "confirmed" something ive been thinking about from a marketing/PR perspective (which is my day job). A big deal is psycology and doing a ridiclous low amount like 100 dollars can have a much more positive effect than setting what you really want. In a lot of ways it's like an auction, you start low to get the bidding and engagement going, it's much easier to build further on success than trying to chase the goal.
Good luck buddy!
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