You’ve planned your campaign, successfully marketed it, and hit your goal. Congrats! What comes next? In the final installment of this series, we’ll discuss the last step of your crowdfunding project: Fulfilling Your Campaign. It’s important to reiterate that despite crowdfunding becoming an acceptable and viable method for raising funds, there are still many projects…
Part 3 of my “So You Want To Crowdfund?” series looked at what you have to consider when planning your campaign but we skipped what could be the deciding factor between your project being successfully funded or not – marketing! As you’ve probably guessed by now, running a successful crowdfunding campaign takes a lot more…
In Part 2 of my “So You Want To Crowdfund?” series, I laid out all the considerations when it comes to deciding what your funding goal should be. That is however, only a small piece of planning your campaign, which leads us to the next area you’ll want to focus on: Planning Your Campaign Yes,…
Some exciting news for Game Boy enthusiasts and developers: Retro Modding, who is already a fixture in the community with their mods and tools, has launched “Incube8 Games” a subsidiary game publisher focused on 8-bit handheld consoles. The concept of a business incubator isn’t new. An established company or organization will provide a smaller company,…
In Part 1 of my So You Want To Crowdfund series, I went over some of the platforms available for crowdfunding. In Part 2, we’ll discuss the next important step: Setting Your Funding Goal. Setting Your Funding Goal A couple of important notes first. Each platform has unique ways of handling campaigns and funds, but…
The Warp Coin Catastrophe was the first game made with GB Studio to be successfully funded via a Kickstarter. In 2019, after a 21 day campaign, the project was funded at 151% of it’s original goal which amounted to a little over $9,000 CAD. What began as a small idea launched me into a much…
