Kickstarter for Dummies by Aimee Cebulski

Author:Aimee Cebulski
Format: epub
Published: 0101-01-01T00:00:00+00:00

Figure 5-3: Choosing your Kickstarter category from the drop-down menu.

6. Fill out the Project Location box with your location or the location where the project will take place.

For example, if you’re shooting a movie on location, place the location here. If you’re designing a piece of technology in your home town, type that location.

7. Type in the number of days for your project in the box labeled Project Duration.

A 30–60 day window allows you more time to use public relations, social media, and events to spread the word if appropriate. (There’s more about using these tools to promote your campaign later in this book.)

8. Enter your funding goal as a dollar figure in the box labeled Funding Goal.

Figure 5-4 shows where you need to input the goal figure you calculated in Chapter 3. Remember that after you submit your project to Kickstarter, you cannot change this goal. Make sure your zeroes and decimals are all in the right places and that you’ve accounted for Kickstarter’s 5 percent fee as well as Amazon’s credit card processing fees. I cover checking all the details of your campaign later in this chapter.

That’s everything you need to include on the Basics tab. Click Preview in the upper-right of your dashboard to see how your entries will look on your Kickstarter campaign page.

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