An Author's Guide To Kickstarter Success: 10 Tips From A Five-Figure Campaign

📚 Are you an aspiring author looking to bring your book to life through Kickstarter? Join me in this exciting journey where I share the insider secrets that helped me raise over $10,000 on my very first book campaign! 🚀
In this video, I'll walk you through the 10 essential tips and strategies that propelled my Kickstarter campaign to reach five-figure success. From crafting the perfect campaign pitch to building a supportive community of backers, I've got you covered every step of the way.
Join me as I share my firsthand experience and lessons learned from running a prosperous Kickstarter campaign. Whether you're a first-time creator or just looking to enhance your crowdfunding skills, these tips will be your roadmap to Kickstarter success. So hit that subscribe button, turn on notifications, and let's make your Kickstarter dreams a reality!
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[@rawjapanart]

Great stuff! Good reminder to not go overboard with physical rewards, especially when it comes to stretch goals.

[@justinfikestorycastle]

Yeah it’s definitely easy to do when you’re planning. Then you have to actually make them! 😂

[@brinnaryan9713]

Question. When doing a Print version of your book for the kickstarter VS an ebook are you just bulk ordering from KDP or Ingram? Or is there a different printer? I am in early stages of planning my kickstarter for a debut novel.

[@justinfikestorycastle]

So I did my individual books as author copies through Amazon, and the custom omnibus collections through Lulu press. If you’re doing a no frills book then Amazon is usually the cheapest option, but if the book is longer or you want to enhance it (paper weight, interior art, dust jackets, etc) then do some research to find a custom printer that can handle what you want to do, and be sure to research the costs in advance so you know how to price your tiers. Hope that helps!