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Curious about the next big thing in crowdfunding? Join us on Crowdfunding Nerds as Andrew and Sean dive into a fascinating conversation with Alex Radcliffe
Ever wondered how to turn your contractor relationships into thriving partnerships?
Dive into Episode 213 of Crowdfunding Nerds with Andrew, Sean, and Donnie Chase as we tackle a crucial question: How do you handle negative feedback without letting it derail your creative process?
Are you ready to dive into the secrets of a successful crowdfunding campaign?
Episode 211 of Crowdfunding Nerds is here, and it's packed with insights and predictions! Ever wondered how accurate our 2024 forecasts were? Or what the future holds for crowdfunding in 2025?
Ever wonder how to keep your creative flame burning when the spark starts to fade?
Ever wondered how to crack the code of selling board games on Amazon? Episode 209 of Crowdfunding Nerds has you covered!
Curious about the secret sauce behind a successful Kickstarter campaign? In Episode 208 of the Crowdfunding Nerds, Andrew and Sean are joined by Andy Mangham, developer of the game Spring Sign, for an insider's look at Kickstarter magic!
Ever wondered how to balance creative vision with critical feedback? Or when to pivot away from a project that’s draining your soul?
Are you ready to unlock the secrets of a successful Kickstarter campaign? Join Andrew and Sean as they dive deep into the art of crafting a compelling Kickstarter page.
Ever wondered how the political winds in the US could ripple through the crowdfunding world?
Ever wondered how stepping away from your daily grind can actually boost your productivity?
Ever wondered what it takes to launch a successful board game on Kickstarter? In episode 203 of Crowdfunding Nerds, I dive deep into this topic with Paul Bedford, the creative mind behind Hard Fun Games.
In Episode 202 of the Crowdfunding Nerds podcast, hosts Andrew and Sean team up with Galen McCown from Galen Games to unravel the secrets of thriving at major events like Gen Con!
Ever wondered why Kickstarter still reigns supreme in the world of crowdfunding? Or how platforms like GameFound and BackerKit are struggling to keep up?
