0
Admin Loot
If you've ever used crowdfunding, when do you decide to publish your crowdfunding campaign?
I personally wait until I have a decent sized following. The reason behind that is the more people to donate to you in a short amount of time, the more likely you are to get featured and displayed by the crowdfunding service at hand.
0
Admin Loot
This is what we did to create Sakuga City. We started a Gofundme for 500 dollars and raised almost 2,000. It's 3 years since we made the new site. We haven't monetised it and it's still being funded by that initial 2k. BUT... we already had an existing community that needed a new home after the old one was nuked by new owners. Pretty sure that every person who donated was a member of the old community.
Not sure how crowdfunding would work for a totally new community.
0
Admin Loot
I agree that the crowd is important. In other words, you need a list. However, ironically, you need a list to do any business - practically! However - again - it's massively tough building a list - and will probably cost a good deal of cash. Also, of course, the amount needed for the list has to be massively smaller than the funds you expect from crowdfunding.
Anyhow, crowdfunding is a mystery to me - or I'd be doing it, LOL. I don't really know how these successful crowdfunders are getting donations. Can someone clue me in?
0
Admin Loot
crowd funding is pretty good, though like gambling its lucky or not if you will get something out of it.
Latest Tech, video game and anime news: https://gaminglatest.com/
0
Admin Loot
crowd funding is pretty good, though like gambling its lucky or not if you will get something out of it.
If you have a following already established it's pretty straight forward on if you're going to get anything or not. I opened up a crowdfunding and got around 3k I believe off of indiegogo.
0
Admin Loot
crowd funding is pretty good, though like gambling its lucky or not if you will get something out of it.
If you have a following already established it's pretty straight forward on if you're going to get anything or not. I opened up a crowdfunding and got around 3k I believe off of indiegogo.
damn, what were they willing to fund for that much?
Latest Tech, video game and anime news: https://gaminglatest.com/