(Kickstarter) Pixel Per Dollar

[Michael Moore]

Hi All!

My Kickstarter project is called Pixel Per Dollar, with mockup landing page: http://www.pixelperdollar.com/ and Kickstarter project page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...in-on-the-1m-g

The premise is simple: a permanent advertising space to any content. I need to flesh out even more details and implement the architecture, and have started with a cleaner framework and premise.

Upfront, I can only offer a) advertising space at a reduced rate per pledge, and b) an ROI-based model where the initial investment is met with a percentage of the overall project raise. For example, I have an ambitiously high raise level of $250,000; for $1000 worth of pledges, ideally spread over a couple of people, I'd be willing to offer 1% of the total raise as ROI (minimum of $2500 ROI which is 150% profit). This could stack at 0.5% per thousand, with a bonus of 0.5% for the first $1000 (1% for $1000 [receive $2500], 1.5% for $2000 [receive $3750] , 2% for $3000 [receive $5000] etc. of course, I'd have to cap the number of times this could occur. Since Kickstarter is all-or-nothing, it'd cost the backer only their time, and pretty sizable profit margins to boot. Anyone have any interest?

[Amy Thompson]

Let me understand this correctly. You do crowding funding. I'm curious at what some people do differently then the offical sites. With the official sites. They seem to be more organized. However. I have to admit. I never actually tried it.

[Tziga]

really smart! I'm glad you had such an idea, i had a similar long time ago, so now i understand i was right

[nicova]

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[PowerM67]

Hi All!

My Kickstarter project is called Pixel Per Dollar, with mockup landing page: http://www.pixelperdollar.com/ and Kickstarter project page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...in-on-the-1m-g

The premise is simple: a permanent advertising space to any content. I need to flesh out even more details and implement the architecture, and have started with a cleaner framework and premise.

Upfront, I can only offer a) advertising space at a reduced rate per pledge, and b) an ROI-based model where the initial investment is met with a percentage of the overall project raise. For example, I have an ambitiously high raise level of $250,000; for $1000 worth of pledges, ideally spread over a couple of people, I'd be willing to offer 1% of the total raise as ROI (minimum of $2500 ROI which is 150% profit). This could stack at 0.5% per thousand, with a bonus of 0.5% for the first $1000 (1% for $1000 [receive $2500], 1.5% for $2000 [receive $3750] , 2% for $3000 [receive $5000] etc. of course, I'd have to cap the number of times this could occur. Since Kickstarter is all-or-nothing, it'd cost the backer only their time, and pretty sizable profit margins to boot. Anyone have any interest?

This is an old idea recycled but I wish you best of luck - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mi...ollar_Homepage

[APaulGill]

I might try that. COntact me at apaulgill@lomiko.com about our Spider Charger Project.

Hi All!

My Kickstarter project is called Pixel Per Dollar, with mockup landing page: http://www.pixelperdollar.com/ and Kickstarter project page: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...in-on-the-1m-g

The premise is simple: a permanent advertising space to any content. I need to flesh out even more details and implement the architecture, and have started with a cleaner framework and premise.

Upfront, I can only offer a) advertising space at a reduced rate per pledge, and b) an ROI-based model where the initial investment is met with a percentage of the overall project raise. For example, I have an ambitiously high raise level of $250,000; for $1000 worth of pledges, ideally spread over a couple of people, I'd be willing to offer 1% of the total raise as ROI (minimum of $2500 ROI which is 150% profit). This could stack at 0.5% per thousand, with a bonus of 0.5% for the first $1000 (1% for $1000 [receive $2500], 1.5% for $2000 [receive $3750] , 2% for $3000 [receive $5000] etc. of course, I'd have to cap the number of times this could occur. Since Kickstarter is all-or-nothing, it'd cost the backer only their time, and pretty sizable profit margins to boot. Anyone have any interest?

[hyperstarter]

Wow this thread is 2 years old but just to confirm, it was based on the Million Dollar Page project

[AndrewSkop]

Hi) We launched a new project (https://goo.gl/v9mBC1) Could you do a repost or a post about it, please. Thank you very much in advance)

[woodpecker_designs]

This is an amazing idea.
I have shared your post through my social media.
This is so clever