60% of campaigns that reach their goal receive contributions from more than one country. Indiegogo is the world’s leading funding platform, with contributors from over 190 countries. Amongst all active campaigns, 39% receive money from multiple countries. On average, across IndieGoGo, contributions come in from… read more
Art Monastery Summer Programming has several elements of a really great pitch and we wanted to share them here with you so you can apply their smarts to your own campaigns. (Plus, it's a really great program! Check it out here.) A pitch video that… read more
Many of you are already using social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, LinkedIn and YouTube to make connections and create interest in your ideas. But are maximizing your funding on IndieGoGo using the incredible power of social media to drive traffic to your campaign?… read more
There's something hilariously satisfying about this little bit tongue-and-cheek video made by the owners of a new fine goods shop opening its doors in Brooklyn this month. Gaia and Jonah break down the building-up process of any retail establishment by simply explaining what they'll need… read more
One thing I love about documentaries: they have the ability to transport you to a time and place you would otherwise never hear about. And some of my favorite documentaries dive deep into the history behind niche pop culture movements. Take for example 100 Yen… read more
Any IndieGoGo campaign owner is probably familiar with this graphic, which tells you who among your team is bringing in the most traffic through referrals (meaning, by using the 'Share' tools on your campaign homepage to spread the word about your campaign), and ultimately, raising… read more
One of the great things about IndieGoGo — at least we think so — is that we try to be totally inclusive. There's no approval process, we don't try to tell you there's a projects you can't raise money for. If you can dream it,… read more
So you were pretty fast out of the gate: your campaign was strong, donations were rolling in. People were responding to your Facebook posts and email requests. And then suddenly… poof! It feels like the well dried up and you're only halfway to your… read more