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Kick-Starter for 10 (part 2)

In the second part of this feature we continue with how to adapt and cope with the day-to-day management of your Kickstarter campaign; keeping the momentum going but easing the pressure off you:

  1. Quality is key
    You may not be an artist like DaVinci or have the resonant voice of Morgan Freeman, but with cheap quality resources such as Fiverr.com you can engage artists who can add polish to your campaign videos and graphics while being very cost-effective.Remember: The first impact that your campaign will have on a Backer comes from the NEWEST category on Kickstarter, so it has to shine and instill confidence.(Advice on great Kickstarter Thumbnail ideas to boost a campaign.)
  2. Be Sociable
    The community you build is an untapped resource waiting for you to ask for its help; use the power of the good-will in your campaign to ask Backers & Friends to spread the word – Social Media is the life blood of any campaign so a well designed social media plan can have you funded in no time.If possible, reach out to websites that relate to your idea and ask them if they can help promote your campaign – sites like us, kick