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> I decided to launch my third book on Kickstarter for 3 reasons: > TO OFFER REWARDS: I fit everything I could into these 200 pages, but many people told me it
by adamfeldman 4y ago
> I decided to launch my third book on Kickstarter for 3 reasons:
> TO OFFER REWARDS: I fit everything I could into these 200 pages, but many people told me it would be helpful to get my thoughts on their unique problems. So I decided to do reward tiers — and though I could have coded that into my website, why not just use a tool that already figured it out?
> TO MAKE A MORE BEAUTIFUL BOOK (THAT ONLY BACKERS GET): Hardcovers, as you might have noticed, are expensive. With Kickstarter pre-orders, we’ll get a sense of how many to make — and you’ll get a satisfying reading experience.
> TO EXPAND MY REACH: Kickstarter is a social network, and one I really haven’t explored before (apart from the 300+ incredibly nerdy board games and D&D projects I’ve backed. True story.) I want to grow my audience with this launch.