Colorpedia Volume 3: Review, Funding & Stats
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/renderwave/colorpedia-volume-3Hyperstarter Score
45%
Better
Goal Status
Backers
1,772
Pledge Amount
$204,291.29
of $1,000
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Marketing & Backlinks
Popular Sites
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 Stillwater's They Certainly are Not 🌊 - IT'S A RAID WORLD May 7, 2023|raid.substack.com COLORPEDIA Volume 3 |
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General Sites
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 Colorpedia Volume 3 on The Crowdfunding Center www.thecrowdfundingcenter.com |
 The 2023 halftime check-in - Collateral Damage Studios www.collateralds.com Poopiepuff have been contributing short tutorials for Colorpedia since the first volume. We are very pleased to see |
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Colorpedia Volume 3: Campaign Review & Analysis
Campaign Page Overview
Detailed breakdown and suggestions for improvement
Hyperstarter Score Breakdown
 1 | The title is too shortTITLE: 19 The first job of your headline is to grab attention. Describe your project with an easily understood, communicable and unique benefit. |
 2 | The description length may be too shortDESCRIPTION: 86 Consider revising the description wording. A good description can help potential backers understand what the project is about quickly. |
 1 | There are 575 wordsWORD COUNT: 575 This campaign needs more text on the page. Think about what questions potential backers will have on their minds, answer them through imagery and detailed descriptive text. |
 5 | There are 1 external linksLINK COUNT: 1 Having a small number of outbound links to other sites showing reports, company sites etc., can help build trust. |
 5 | There are 79 imagesNUMBER OF IMAGES: 79 Congratulations, this campaign has just the right number of images on the page. |
Suggested Improvements
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What makes your product unique? What makes it different from the others? Explain in your description what makes your product, different, better, cooler...more unique than all its competitors.
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