Crowdfunding Podcast Episodes
Presented by Crowdfunding Nerds
Crowdfunding Nerds is here to help you on your crowdfunding quest. We are digital marketing nerds and board gamers. Our partners raised over $30 million on Kickstarter since 2019 with our help, and we’d love to help your project reach its fullest potential as well!
Convention Prep & Your Customer’s Experience
Episode: 183
Hey there, fellow convention enthusiasts and crowdfunding fans! Are you ready to level up your convention game?
Email Marketing Essentials: Boost Your Open Rate By 20%
Episode: 182
Hey Crowdfunding enthusiasts! Are you ready to unlock the secrets of email marketing success for your next campaign?
A New Vision For Kickstarter: What This Means For You
Episode: 181
Are you ready to dive into the future of Kickstarter and what it means for your crowdfunding campaigns?
Trying Hard and Failing
Episode: 180
In episode 180 of Crowdfunding Nerds, Andrew and Sean unpack a rollercoaster of a story: the Golden Geek Awards campaign for the board game Deliverance.
Activating Your Fans: How To Do It Right
Episode: 179
Hey Crowdfunding enthusiasts! Are you ready to dive deep into the heart of crowdfunding with us?
How to Learn What Your Fans Want: A Deliverance Case Study
Episode: 178
In this episode, I’ll reveal the power of polling your fans and why your email list might just be your golden ticket.
Launching A Second Campaign & Processing Feedback
Episode: 177
Wondering how to smash your second crowdfunding campaign? Jack spills the beans on the lessons he learned from his first Kickstarter triumph with New Kingdom Gardeners.
Handling Criticism, Fame, and Success
Episode: 176
Hey there, fellow nerds! Are you ready to dive into the emotional rollercoaster of game creation?
6 Misconceptions About Crowdfunding
Episode: 175
Hey there, game enthusiasts and crowdfund wizards! Are you ready to debunk some myths and level up your crowdfunding knowledge?
Kickstarter Stretch Goals: Smart or Sleazy?
Episode: 174
Are you ready to unlock the secrets behind crafting a campaign that not only meets but shatters its goals? Are Kickstarter stretch goals the smart way to go?