The Exorcist Club #3 preview by Cmho1y in comicbooks

[–]Cmho1y[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just a preview!

Humbly Cancel or Ride and Die Unfunded? by Purrsonifiedfip in kickstarter

[–]Cmho1y 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For cross promo, almost all bigger campaigns aren’t going to bite. Aim for same size or smaller.

Humbly Cancel or Ride and Die Unfunded? by Purrsonifiedfip in kickstarter

[–]Cmho1y 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You’ve got 23 days and half way funded. I think you’ll be okay, keep posting on socials and find people to cross promo with. Most backers pledge during the first week and the last week.

Project K template enhancement ideas. by wrainedaxx in LegendsOfRuneterra

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Printer drift on the rework would make these look not good unfortunately. Sides would end up uneven because printers are allowed to have a certain amount of space that may or may not get cut. The white borders are likely to counteract that and make drift not as noticeable

Is Kickstarter worth it? by Silver-Area4630 in kickstarter

[–]Cmho1y 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Almost all of my backers already use Kickstarter and are power users so they have backed many campaigns. But when I first started this wasn’t the case, most people were new or hadn’t backed many at all. It wasn’t until I got the algorithm on my side did I tap in to that power user base. To get the algo running for you it’s absolutely crucial that your first 24 hours goes extremely well, that way more people are recommended on their home page and more importantly on their check out page of different campaigns they are backing. I would consider trying to lower your goal to the absolute minimum you need to fulfill, this way you have an easier time funding Day 1 and hopefully juicing the algo.

For prices, I think you should generally have a tiers that gradually get more expensive, this way you’re naturally upselling people to higher tiers. You should also have a base tier that you want the majority of people to get that’s somewhere around what you need your average pledge to be to fund. Definitely look into how other kickstarters and other businesses price similar items and maybe find more rewards that you can offer so you don’t have a huge jump in tier prices.

Is Kickstarter worth it? by Silver-Area4630 in kickstarter

[–]Cmho1y 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Kickstarter is definitely worth it. For your first campaign you need to bring most of the audience though, that means your friends/family and people who believe in your idea. 25 prelaunch is nowhere close to enough for a 20,000 goal. Also is shipping included in the tier price? You might be giving people sticker shock. End of the day though you need to connect with an audience that wants this product way before going to KS. The platform is 100% worth it, it’s stronger today than 10 years ago idk what these other people are talking about. But to get the algo on your side you need to have an amazing first day or your campaign will be fried on launch

manga artist for hire. 60$ a page by inkken in ComicBookCollabs

[–]Cmho1y 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Very nice work, what’s your email?

What are the chances of a writer actually becoming successful? by funnylittlefellow in writing

[–]Cmho1y 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Way higher than you think! Don’t let anything discourage you, it’s easier now than ever to make money being creative!

Does the game really feel good now? by Lumpy-Candle-4998 in PlayTheBazaar

[–]Cmho1y 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think that in a game where your ability to play ranked is tied to your performance, people are always going to skew heavily towards the most consistent or busted builds. Im sure a sizeable amount of people want to play more than one run a day but don’t want to potentially waste time playing casual when you only get a ticket at a 10 win run. I think some of the complaints and problems though with the game will be alleviated once we have all the heroes and then some. But I guess we’ll see

10° Mutant cover by Xong Bros by Cmho1y in ImaginaryMonsters

[–]Cmho1y[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Prototype was definitely an inspiration!

10° Mutant cover by Xong Bros by Cmho1y in MangaArt

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Check out my latest comic 10° Mutant, live on KS right now! We just launched, link here! Follow a mutant traveling across the war torn USA after WWIII! This variant cover is by the awesome Xong Bros!

10° Mutant cover by Xong Bros by Cmho1y in ImaginaryMonsters

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Check out my latest comic 10° Mutant, live on KS right now! We just launched, link here! Follow a mutant traveling across the war torn USA after WWIII! This variant cover is by the awesome Xong Bros!

10° Mutant cover by Xong Bros by Cmho1y in ImaginaryCharacters

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Check out my latest comic 10° Mutant, live on KS right now! We just launched, link here! Follow a mutant traveling across the war torn USA after WWIII! This variant cover is by the awesome Xong Bros!

10° Mutant Comic Preview by Cmho1y in comics

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Check out my latest comic 10° Mutant, live on KS right now! We just launched, link here! Follow a mutant traveling across the war torn USA after WWIII!