A big thanks to Brian Ackley for sharing his words of wisdom about his campaign on IndieGoGo. Brian's musings are reposted from his blog where he and his team have many great projects underway. ******************************************** One Way Or Another Productions recently ended its Indiegogo.com Campaign… read more
One of my favorite places to see some of the coolest, smartest, and craziest current projects on IndieGoGo is the Gaming category. I wanted to share two campaigns about video games that I'm digging today. The project pictured above is called Littlecosm. It's a browser-based… read more
Earlier this week I was reading this article on Mashable which has a lot of information about the month of December and charitable giving. Some interesting stats: – Charitable organizations receive as much as 40% of their annual donations during the month of December –… read more
Not sitting back and hoping the internet will pick up on your project is what you need to do. –Brad Crawford 100 Yen is Brad Crawford's biggest project to date. Brad and his team, Bryan, Haruca, and Eric, raised their $9,000 goal in just… read more
We have many amazing campaigns on IndieGoGo, and sometimes we are lucky enough to have our campaign owners write a little about their experience and what they have learned through their fundraising efforts. Karen Seiger originally shared her thoughts on her Markets of New York… read more
When something happens twice, then it’s a trend, right? For the second time in as many months, fans have turned to IndieGoGo to raise funds for professional athletes. It sounds crazy, raising money for professional football players who probably don’t really need the money, but… read more
We've talked in the past about attracting anonymous contributors to your campaign, and we've received some feedback from IndieGoGo campaign owners in the arts that, while these approaches work for people in charity and cause-related campaigns, it's a bit harder to get anonymous donors to… read more