Hello Rebels, welcome to episode 123 of The Rebel Author Podcast. Today, I’m talking to Paddy Finn all about kickstarter, what it is, how to use it and how indie authors can work with it.
In this episode we cover:
- What kickstarter is
- A run through a basic kickstarter
- How to market them
- The best types of products to use in conjunction with kickstarter
- Mistakes to avoid
- The types of goals to set
This week’s question is: Have you ever run, or backed a kickstarter?
Recommendation of the week is: Boyfriend Material by Alexis Hall
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JP Rindfleisch says
I might have a bit of an obsessive relationship with Kickstarter. To date, I’ve backed 74 projects, my current one being Mythulu’s second storytelling card deck geared toward supporting characters (first deck was main character/hero focused).
My obsessive habits include tarot decks, RPGs, and graphic novel projects. At this point I have had to delete the app off my phone and log myself completely out or I will find a new wonderful project to back every day. I’m not joking, that actually happened.
As a crowdfunder, I love seeing creators succeed and feeling like I am a part of the process of making their idea come into fruition. Of course the rewards are also wonderful, as my 20+ tarot decks can attest to.