Boulder/Denver/Colorado friends, I am going to speak at the Highland City Club in Boulder on how to apply for, get approved for and prepare for a successful Kickstarter campaign. As most of you know I am halfway through my own process, and have been learning a LOT. Will be borrowing from friends, from Kickstarter, from online sources and adding our own experiences and observations. Message me if you are interested, more details below. A natural healthy gourmet lunch is served buffet style, and is $25 for my guests to cover the venue and food. (I do not receive any compensation) > When > Tuesday, June 11th > 12:00pm - 1:30pm > > > Please RSVP > Contact: > Highland City Club > > > Kickstarter Projects 201: A Working Manual > > With over $620 million dollars raised total, almost 100,000 projects launched and dozens raising more than $1 million dollars, Kickstarter is the big daddy of crowd-funding platforms and is just really hitting its stride. > > > > With a dramatic democratization of the creative process and access to starting capital, Kickstarter is clearly the platform to join. But How? > Join the Music Wizard Team halfway through their own process as they share their secrets to getting approved, soft launch preparations, and full bore Kickstarter launch. Tips and tricks include: > > Phase I: Preparation on how to create an outline for the product, production schedule and budget, including cost of rewards for backers. How much do you really need? > Phase II: Craft it in Kickstarter Project format > Start and end dates, reward tiers, gamification strategies, add-ons, your video and story. > Phase III: Approval by Kickstarter > Staying within their parameters. > Phase IV: Soft Launch Tools and strategies for lining up the friends, the acquaintances, the Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn friends with Klout. How to line up and enroll the Bloggers, the PR, create the buzz . . . 6 degrees of separation: is it possible to get celebrities tweeting your project? > Phase V: Kickstarter Launch "40 days of chaos", 4 phases of actual funding, what to expect, how to succeed, stretch goals and how they magnify the funding. > Phase VI: Delivering the Goods Communication, thanks, bonuses, enrolling your backers as customers, fans, and later perhaps, investors?. > > Kickstarter video game projects have raised over $100 million dollars, and another $100 million for independent films. No equity. This is the beginning of something amazing. > > > Join us for lunch and, perhaps, finally fund that idea you have always had in the back of your mind that changes the world. > > > > > $25 for Members and their Guests; > > $30 for Visitors > > > This email was sent to chris@pianowizard
Posted on: Thu, 06 Jun 2013 04:08:51 +0000
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