Kickstarter
Kickstarter on podcasts: where it advertises, what it's offering listeners, and what hosts say about it when they're not being paid.
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“people that are brought and attracted to Kickstarter from these campaigns are much more likely to support another campaign. Kickstarter, we really represent creative ownership.”
The guest praises Kickstarter as a platform for creative ownership, independence, and supporting founders without the governance issues of venture capital.
▶ Hear it“fundraising thing for their um, what's it called? The Fortnite Kickstarter. Yeah, Amnesia Fortnite. They're currently at $679,000. Their goal was 400”
Kickstarter is mentioned as the crowdfunding platform where Double Fine is running a campaign that has reached $679,000 of a $400,000 goal.
▶ Hear it“the Kickstarter model is more applicable to the mass consumer who wants to get a piece of some of these companies um and is is easier to digest and understand and feels less risky in many ways.”
The speaker highlights Kickstarter's advantages in funding, audience access, and successful track record with major companies and celebrities.
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