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Dell, Kristina. Time. "Crowdfunding." September 4, 2008 (Accessed Sept. August 5, 2011 (Accessed Sept. The Economist. "Putting your money where your mouse is." September 2, 2010 (Accessed Sept. The Economist. "The micro-price of micropatronage." September 27, 2010 (Accessed Sept. Kickstarter Weblog. "Developments in Pricing and Duration." September 21, 2010 (Accessed Sept. First you have to submit a project proposal to the Kickstarter staff, which will evaluation your idea and resolve if it meets the Kickstarter mission guidelines. However even the best idea can fail if it is not priced accurately and isn't "offered" well on the Kickstarter site and throughout different social media platforms. Another fascinating twist of the Kickstarter mannequin is that you simply can't simply pop onto the positioning, register and publish your venture. It works on virtually every cell phone, regardless of manufacturer, mannequin or carrier. Of course, not each mission works out. The subsequent step is to advertise your mission throughout widespread social networking websites like Facebook and Twitter, offering mission updates and simple methods for associates to unfold the phrase. It seems that the dimensions of your social network is essential to the success or failure of a Kickstarter mission.
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