Crowdfunding Podcast Episodes

More pledges don’t always mean more money in your pocket. Andrew is back, and between welcoming baby number eight and catching up with Sean, he’s got a few things to say about crowdfunding marketing fees.

What happens when AI can create artwork that’s almost impossible to distinguish from something made by a human?

Performance-based marketing sounds like an easy win: no big agency fee upfront, someone else handles the ads, and they only get paid when they generate results.

What assets do you actually need to create a bangarang crowdfunding landing page—and ads that convert?

According to Roll for Combat publisher Stephen Glicker, creating a great game is only one piece of a much bigger puzzle.

SEO is changing. AI is changing search. But does that mean everything you knew about getting discovered online is suddenly useless?

Why do some players crave big, memorable moments while others obsess over clever combinations or competitive wins?

In this episode of Crowdfunding Nerds, Andrew Lowen and Sean dive deep into one of the most important marketing concepts for crowdfunding creators: Drivers vs. Catchers.

Andrew sits down with Konstantinos Matos of Hive Interactive and Vesuvius Media to unpack the realities of international fulfillment, freight logistics, and why even experienced publishers still encounter unexpected disasters.

Andrew and Sean open the curtain on the realities of crowdfunding, publishing, and marketing by sharing the things that truly “grind their gears.”