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Zecknaal

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  1. You guys are probably already familiar with this link, but I thought it might be useful in determining where/how to sweeten up the right reward tiers: http://www.kickstarter.com/blog/trends-in-pricing-and-duration In short, Kickstarter did a study of all of their projects at the time and broke down how much a reward tier generally provides to the overall income of a project. Generally, they have found that 100$ and 50$ tiers contribute a higher percentage to the overall project funding than any others, so it might be worth your time to see if you can expand the value of those tiers. Of course, I understand that expanding the value of a 50$ contribution might not have a whole lot of legroom while still maintaining profit, but it's still some very good info to have.
  2. Have you guys considered participating in Brain Fargo's "Kick It Forward" campaign? He seems really genuinely excited about crowd-sourced funding, so I don't think it would be a problem that you don't have a Kickstarter account. It might be a good way to generate some publicity. As of now, there are only 17 other projects listed on that website, so it makes you one of a small group of websites people will see every time they view the list of Kick It Forward projects. Presumably you would also stand out as one of the very few high dollar projects on that list.
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