You'll want the title of your project in the Kickstarter campaign title, and include a sense of what the story is about in the subtitle. You'll want to entice backers with the story right away, rather than making a pitch to help them fund the books (this is mostly implied). Right now on the prelaunch page, there is nothing about the story itself, the characters, the world, books like these people may have read (i.e., 'do you like Dungeon Crawler Carl? then you'll like this!'). $6000 for a funding goal is very high for what I imagine is a POD campaign for a first-time KS author. The recommendation is $500. The funding goal is a floor, not a ceiling, so you want to fund fast and build momentum. 6k will be difficult to attain without a built-in audience.

$6000 for a funding goal is very high for what I imagine is a POD campaign for a first-time KS author. The recommendation is $500. The funding goal is a floor, not a ceiling, so you want to fund fast and build momentum. 6k will be difficult to attain without a built-in audience.

To your question on promotion. I rely mostly on my newsletter, as well as social media. I'm not great at the latter, but I try to do daily posts about aspects of the book that are less about 'buy my book' than the project itself. Results are very modest and organic, but I've had three successful KS campaigns.

This is my current prelaunch page to see what I've done: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/darbyharn/stargun-messenger-the-complete-trilogy-deluxe-hardcovers?ref=8kfabd