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February 21, 2011 · Success Stories

Doc’s of the Bay: Hip Food Truck and Great Small Business

Launching a campaign on IndieGoGo is a powerful way to raise funds for your business and also to learn about your target market, gain valuable feedback for your business, and build up your community — before you’ve even launched!
Today we’re checking in with Zac Silverman, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Secretary and Truck Driver for Doc’s of the Bay Food Truck. Zac and his team are over two-thirds of the way towards reaching their goal of $3,073 to launch their food truck business in San Francisco, with just over a month left in the campaign.

February 16, 2011 · Tips & Insights

Using the Favorites Tool to Follow Campaigns

Did you know you can keep track of your favorite campaigns all in one place using the 'favorites' tool? If you'd like to keep an eye on certain campaigns (those of your friends, projects you find interesting, campaigns doing things you'd like to utilize in… read more

February 9, 2011 · Tips & Insights

IndieGoGo Filmmakers & Distribber

If you're using IndieGoGo to raise funds to get your film made (equipment rental, editing, craft services — all that fun stuff), you may not have your head in the game yet about distribution. How are you going to get your finished film in… read more

January 21, 2011 · IGG

What’s New in 2011 – Partnerships

We are about 3 weeks in and already its been a great start to 2011. And now, we are introducing a new feature on IndieGoGo – Partner Pages! We have some pretty amazing partner organizations that we have been working with for a while, and… read more

December 31, 2010 · IGG

A Year in Review: 2010 on IndieGoGo

Another year is in the books and its been quite the exciting one here on IndieGoGo. We have had over 10,000 campaigns start in 2010, spanning hundreds of countries and all types of creative, cause related, and entreprenuerial pursuits. Here are some of our favorite… read more

December 28, 2010 · Success Stories

6Qs with The Makepeace Brothers

"…the perfect way to include our fans in what we are up to, make enough money to finish our record, and do it in a really positive way." –Conor Gaffney on utilizing IndieGoGo From Germany to Argentina, the loyal fans of "roots-based rock" band… read more

December 14, 2010 · Tips & Insights

IndieGoGo Insider: Lessons for Next Time

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

December 6, 2010 · IGG

IndieGoGo Insider: A Small Business Success Story by the Numbers.

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

November 22, 2010 · IGG

IndieGoGo Insight: Campaigns that send 11 or more updates, raise 137% more money.

This Insight has Been Updated: Click Here to See Updated Post On average, the campaigns on IndieGoGo that send 11 or more updates to their contributors, raise 137% more money then projects that don't. This results in over $1000 more money towards their funding goal.… read more

November 17, 2010 · Tips & Insights

5 Basic Elements for a Great Pitch Page

Top image from the pitch page for A Computer School in Pankisi Valley. We talk a lot here about how to get your campaign noticed by sharing it with others, getting word out to the media, holding events, and more. But let's take a step… read more

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