Hi Eric,
I am opening a space in August and will be launching a Kickstarter campaign
on June 1. I've studied quite a few Kickstarter campaigns for Coworking
space, most of which were successful. It's true, the rewards are different
because we don't have much of a product to offer. However, the
Karen, thanks for sharing! Can you tell me why getting the campaign is so
time-consuming? It is wordsmithing, getting together photos, or something
else? Are you producing a video? It seems straight forward, but I know
from experience that things are usually harder than they seem.
Eric
On
Hi Eric,
If one wanted, they could probably put together a Kickstarter campaign in
an afternoon. However, the campaign, and its response, would reflect that.
For us, it's been really important to present a professional and well
thought-out campaign which includes professionally designed graphic
Karen, it sounds like you have it very well thought out. Kudos! I looked
at your site and since you are going after the creative crowd I understand
having a more polished campaign. I also noticed you went to the U of A. I
am also a Wildcat! Bear Down.
I already liked you on FB and will put y
Hey Eric,
I saw that you "liked" us. Thanks!
Yes, sadly there's no category for coworking or anything like it. Most of
the spaces I've seen on Kickstarter have listed under the category; design.
I think that's where we might put ourselves as well.
GO CATS!
Karen
On Friday, May 15, 2015 at
Great work Eric! Wish that your campaign succeeds! I had a similar question
related to crowdfunding my space here in Hyderabad, India and it goes out
to everyone : How important is localization of a campaign? For eg: Can I
raise funds on a global platform like Kickstarter or Indiegogo (consideri
Raghuveer - I don't think the platform matters much, but maybe someone with
past experience could chime in. In my opinion, crowdfunding is going to be
hyperlocal. I do not foresee getting funding from anyone outside my local
community. The main advantages I see to using crowdfunding platform i
Ok..so..I hear this word community a lot and I ask, what does that mean? As
in...having a community can mean a lot of things. It can mean creating an
online social network (or forum much like this!) where you gather
supporters. It can mean a mailing list where you can continually
communicate an
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