Ever think of raising money for a book?
How about a book series that you’d write?
Whether you’re an illustrator, author, or jus want to impact the lives of other people, there’s nothing stopping you from creating an independent publishing project on Kickstarter!
In the past, the only thing that held new authors back was… funding.
Now, that problem has been solved.
Today, I spoke with Alison Buehler who is the creator behind the Kickstarter campaign, “Where are the Books that Look Like Me?”
This Kickstarter campaign raised more than $25,000 and she wants to reveal how she did it.
In our transparent podcast episode, Alison shares the launch plan behind her crowdfunding campaign.
I hope you enjoy this episode! Don’t forget to check out some of the ones in our archives.
Links and Resources Mentioned:
- The Gadget Flow: Their product discovery platform reaches 22 million people per month! They’ve helped more than 5,000 crowdfunding campaigns and have a social media following of more than 700,000 followers.
- Fulfillrite: Kickstarter and crowdfunding reward fulfillment services. They come highly recommended!
- BackerKit helps crowdfunders with the survey and order fulfillment process. Don’t buried in spreadsheets and manual data entry!
- SendPro Online by Pitney Bowes: Save time and money no matter what you send from letters and packages or overnights and flats.
- Where are the Books that Look Like Me?
- Alison Buehler
