Learn from my mistake!

[Tatewadewatch]

Thanks for the tips. I am also preparing for a launch in coming weeks. Although I really think the product I have is awesome, it is really difficult to share this information with many people... Good luck with your project!!

[MoshaGames]

Well, it seems I made the same mistake then.

I am currently on an Indiegogo Campaign and haven't received any backers, even though I had a relatively small community and supporters on Twitter.

[Whitesand]

Great advice - thanks!

[tieuviem]

Take it as a learning process and evolve, not allowing the mistake to occur again.

[techboy]

There is no better way in anything we do in life is preparation.

[tracywc]

John--now that you're more successful at spreading the word, what services or tools have you used? I'm looking for more ways to promote.

[agraga]

I didn’t build up my community.

Looking at myself in the mirror.

[ktummonds]

Speaking of mistakes, when it comes to Crowdfunding there are many pitfalls one could fall into. We at Thrinacia have gathered a list of pitfalls to avoid when raising money for your Crowdfunding campaign. Learn more by going to: https://www.thrinacia.com/blog/post/...nding-campaign

[UVü_Karl]

Hi John! Thanks so much for sharing. I had a similar situation and now I'm working to connect with my community. Glad to hear you were able to recover!

[tracywc]

Speaking of mistakes, when it comes to Crowdfunding there are many pitfalls one could fall into. We at Thrinacia have gathered a list of pitfalls to avoid when raising money for your Crowdfunding campaign. Learn more by going to: https://www.thrinacia.com/blog/post/...nding-campaign

ktummonds, that last point of losing momentum seems to be the biggest pitfall. Did you find anything that helped people get over it?