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!
How To Stay Productive After Kickstarter
Episode: 294
In this episode of Crowdfunding Nerds, Andrew and Sean wrap up their marketing series by exploring the bigger picture: how to build a publishing company that lasts.
How To Craft Stories For Your Tabletop Games
Episode: 293
In this episode, Andrew shares what he learned after writing more than 80,000 words for the upcoming Deliverance: Council of the Fallen campaign.
Why did Bloodstone Fail
Episode: 291
What happens when a professionally produced crowdfunding campaign still falls short of expectations?
Making Snap Ships Tactics | Scott Pease | Ep. 289
Episode: 289
For Scott Pease, it became the opportunity to finally build the game he’d dreamed about from the very beginning.
What Is The Future Of You Tabletop Business?
Episode: 285
Andrew and Sean help you think about the goals of your table top business and how to develop products that markets actually want.
Making Dutch Resistance: Orange Shall Overcome
Episode: 278
Episode 278 – Andrew and Sean interview Marcel Köhler, the designer of the historic board game Dutch Resistance: Orange Shall Overcome
Making Mint Tin Games
Episode: 277
Episode 277 – The Crowdfunding Nerds sit down with Galen McCown of Galen Games to discuss making tiny, pocked-sized Mint Tin Games.
3 Outcomes of Crowdfunding
Episode: 276
Andrew and Sean discuss the 3 outcomes of every crowdfunding campaign that you need to consider and plan for.
Your Kickstarter Thesis Statement
Episode: episode275
Episode 275 – Andrew & Sean discuss the layout of your Kickstarter page how your thesis statement impacts the perception of your product offer.
Discord Alternatives With Simplified Privacy
Episode: 274
Episode 274 – Discord has postponed an update to require ID verification through biometric face-scanning which raises privacy concerns for gamers and publishers of games.
