This is a follow-up to my ongoing series of How to Advertise your Kickstarter posts, which directly resulted in me getting invited to the amazing “How to think like a Game Designer” podcast. As a disclaimer, remember there are NO SHORTCUTS to … Continued
This is a follow-up to my Kickstarter Advertising ROI post after Gothic Horrors and my original How to Advertise your Kickstarter series of posts. You may want to refer to some of these past posts since I certainly reread them … Continued
This is a follow-up post to my post last year about how to advertise your Kickstarter. If you haven’t read that post already, I cover a lot about advertising a tabletop Kickstarter so you really should start there or much … Continued
This post is a follow-up to How to Advertise your Kickstarter. So this post has taken me the longest to write-up because Facebook is the most robust advertising platform that I used this time around. Before I delve into the … Continued
This post is a follow-up to How to Advertise your Kickstarter. Reddit launched their new ad platform about a month before my Maximum Apocalypse Kickstarter. I was a fan of their last self-serve system, but their new one is just … Continued
This post is a follow-up to How to Advertise your Kickstarter Advertising on BoardGameGeek for a tabletop Kickstarter project should come as no surprise. If by some miracle, you’re reading this and don’t know what BoardGameGeek is then you’re not … Continued
This post is a follow-up to How to Advertise your Kickstarter. So if you read my previous post, you know that Kicktraq by far performed the worst out of all the places that I advertised. I spent $140 and directly … Continued
My recent Kickstarter broke $150K (1000% over my goal) and I attribute a lot of my success to marketing and advertising (Did I mention that I launched an hour before Gloomhaven’s 2nd printing? Oops!). A few things to note before … Continued