In this episode, Jeremy Vo & Layla Wei, share how they turned their failed Kickstarter into a $248K success.—Links:Work with us: https://hubs.ly/Q03GjTdx0Piper website: https://piper.now/
Launch your product in the next 90 days 🚀 Start here: https://hubs.ly/Q03BXHQP0—In this episode, Edward Hallam, Marketing Director at UNA Watch, shares the innovative marketing strategies that propelled their modular GPS sports watch to success on Kickstarter.—Links:Work with us: https://hubs.ly/Q03BXHQP0UNA Watch: https://www.unawatch.com/
In this episode, Keegan O'Connor, founder of ChillShark, shares his journey of launching a product that transforms bathtubs into cold plunges. He discusses the importance of identifying market needs, his unique marketing strategies for a successful Kickstarter campaign, and the lessons learned from his entrepreneurial experiences. Keegan emphasizes the significance of customer feedback and authentic interactions in building a successful business.
In this episode, we’re talking with Konstantinos Manos. He’s the founder of Hive Interactive, Vesuvius Media, and TabletopAnalytics.com. He’s had 20 Kickstarter launches for his tabletop games and is a wealth of knowledge on all things tabletop, Kickstarter, and crowdfunding.
Tanner Cummings is the co-founder of Cypress Resort, a nature resort nestled in the mountains that raised $792,484 on Indiegogo.
Gamal Jadue Zalaquett is the Founder and CEO of Kosmos resorts, a first of its kind real estate development in astrotourism. To date, Kosmos resorts is the most funded Real Estate project on Indiegogo raising over $2MM.
Today we have Dusty & Amy Droz, the founders of Dux Somnium Games. They’ve launched two highly successful Kickstarters: Botany & La Fleur. In this episode, they share their strategy for growing their business after the Kickstarter is over. We cover manufacturing, fulfillment, getting into retail and building off of your past success.
Emilie Wiliams and Julia Deister are the Co-Founders of Hydrific, a venture under American Standard, a company you may have heard of before! Together with LaunchBoom, we launched a product together called The Droplet on Kickstarter which raised over $114,000 on Kickstarter with over 640 backers. Beyond the funding, in this podcast, Emilie and Julia share all of their learnings and processes they follow to build a successful product.
Marcus Veerman is the creator of Nüdel Pod, which raised AU$ 309,513 on Kickstarter. In this episode, he shares how he did it.
Masha Epshtein is the creator of Lon:Hub, which raised £148,787 on Kickstarter. In this episode, she shares how she did it.
Anish Shonpal & Nikhil Shah are the creators of Loka Chai, which raised $614,063 on Kickstarter. In this episode, they share how they did it.
Jay Cormier is a board game designer and owner of Off the Page Games. His latest game launch was Corps of Discovery on Kickstarter, which raised CA$ 449,881. In this episode, Jay shares how he went from a freelance board game designer to building his own board game company.
Ben Beavers is the founder of SmartyPlants, which raised $169,510 on Kickstarter. In this episode, he shares how he did it.
Mikey is the Co-founder of Accidental Cyclops. He launched Surviving Strangehollow on Kickstarter and raised over $116K. In this episode, he shares his strategy for working with artists to create highly successful DnD supplements and a lot more.
Ross Bruggink is the Creator of Vicious Gardens. He launched Vicious Gardens on Kickstarter and raised $555,283. As a visual designer, Ross shares why art was so important in the success of his Kickstarter and how you can create great art for yours.
Rico Evangelho is the Owner of Hit Point Press. He’s launched 16 Kickstarter campaigns with the latest being The Field Guide To Floral Dragons, which raised $1,163,164. In this episode, he dives into how he was able to build his business by using Kickstarter.
Aaron Radcliffe is the creator of Nomads Nation, a media brand that performs everyday carry and gear reviews. Out of reviewing hundreds of everyday carry gear, he decided to create his own, the Fyro T22 Backpack. The campaign ended with over 1800 backers and $373,000 raised.
Evan Packard is the creator of Pack Rack, a bed rack and storage solution for car campers. At the date of the recording, the product had only been live for 3.5 days and it had already raised over $248,000 on Kickstarter.
Scott Salzman is a multiple time Kickstarter creator. He's launched three other crowdfunding campaigns prior to the Desk Nest. The first campaign failed the fund, the second raised $6,000, the third raised $10,000 and the most recent Desk Nest product launched with LaunchBoom raised over $455,000. Scott is a serial entrepreneur and product creator. He previously ran and sold a farm as well as a product development business.
Ken Minn is the Founder of Kenu – a company he launched in 2010. He decided to launch his next product called Stance+ on Kickstarter and raised $226,499. In this episode, he tells his story of starting Kenu and why he now launches all of his products on Kickstarter.