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https://www.generosity.com/community-fu ... randmother

Appreciate the forum, great place to follow everyone's journey in relation to crowd funding. I just launched my first crowd funding campaign in support of our newest offering called Qbox(TM) a Spy themed subscription box that is delivered to your safe house monthly. Please see our concept and ideas at the link below and please help us engage funding partners.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/66 ... ref=banner

Thanks for the support,

Brian A. Lloyd
http://qboxmonthly.com

So far, its been very slow. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciably. I've got 16 more days to go! https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/us ... th-an-edge

negative so far, i will post the story later...

Its been a lot of work! So much research, way more than I thought initially. Its a great feeling, but super stressful and nerve wracking!! We can only hope it all works out.

Day Three:
it's three days into our campaign and we are floored by the generosity of our backers and the support we have been receiving on our social media platforms.
As we continue to push towards our goal, we ask that you continue sharing our unique shades and mission-driven project to all your friends and family! Look Good. Do Good. Feel Good.

https://goo.gl/C6xi85

After 11 months of hard work, The Kiwi Factory team proudly launched their first project - Bluejay, the world’s first smart car mount- and we want to share our success with you so far!

Read all about our first 48 hours and please check out our campaign!

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/30000-ra ... -maja-voje

I just started 3 days ago, and quickly realized you have to watch your phone for messages constantly, and answer them quickly. I also realized I needed to hire outside sources to promote our project. This is not nearly as easy as outsiders think. And that's actually a good thing IMO. As far as negative or positive; I think it's both. It's hard work, stressful, yet exciting.

My Kickstarter experiences have all been fairly positive. The hardest thing for me to learn was how to properly network with the right people but now I'm reaching out to people and game stores worldwide and have even worked as the senior PR support for a gaming convention.

My experience is frustrating I just dont know how to get more traffic. Does anyone recommend an agency?