Community Clothing. Make Clothes; Create Jobs; Restore Pride: Review, Funding & Stats
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/267973823/community-clothing-make-clothes-create-jobs-restorHyperstarter Score
36%
Good
Goal Status
Backers
1,020
Pledge Amount
£88,619.2
of £75,000
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Marketing & Backlinks
Popular Sites
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 Patrick Grant talks classic clothes, capitalism and Kickstarter campaigning as he aims to revive Britain’s textile communities | London Evening Standard | Evening Standard www.standard.co.uk|High Traffic kickstarter.com/projects |
 Savile Row’s Patrick Grant aims to save the British textile industry | British GQ | British GQ www.gq-magazine.co.uk applaudable sustainability venture Community Clothing , which is using a Kickstarter fundraising campaign to gain momentum and create work for under utilised clothes |
 Patrick Grant launches Community Clothing project fashionunited.uk |
 Patrick Grant launches "Community Clothing" - Fucking Young! Apr 6, 2021|fuckingyoung.es Kickstarter |
General Sites
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 Community Clothing: support British-made clothing on Kickstarter | Grey Fox Oct 6, 2023|www.greyfoxblog.com This is the link to the Kickstarter page - http://kck.st/1Qh23g7 (other links below). |
 Jeremy Hunt: Thick Cut – Popbitch popbitch.com http://kck.st/1XeJ2cP |
 E. Tautz designer Patrick Grant launches Community Clothing www.diarydirectory.com Starting small with the initial goal of raising £100K on crowd funding platform Kickstarter over the next four weeks, this new company is also |
 Make it last — On our minds: Community Clothing beta.makeitlast.se them busy all year round. Visit the brand’s Kickstarter page here . |
 Buckets & Spades - Men's Fashion, Design and Lifestyle Blog: Brass Metalwork Ruler by Tom Pigeon + Weekend Links Aug 5, 2018|www.bucketsandspadesblog.com new project aims to bring manufacturing back to Lancashire - Kickstarter |
Community Clothing. Make Clothes; Create Jobs; Restore Pride: Campaign Review & Analysis
Campaign Page Overview
Detailed breakdown and suggestions for improvement
Hyperstarter Score Breakdown
 5 | Excellent, the title is just the right lengthTITLE: 60 The title might be the right length, but make sure to take into account relevant keywords. Organic searches on the platform may make up a percentage of your backers. |
 3 | Consider revising the description lengthDESCRIPTION: 133 Is the description to-the-point and concise? Focus on the main features of the campaign and how a backer can benefit. |
 1 | There are no wordsWORD COUNT: 0 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 | Not PresentLINK COUNT: 0 Having a small number of outbound links to other sites showing reports, company sites etc., can help build trust. |
 1 | Not presentNUMBER OF IMAGES: 0 Consider adding more such as more product images including people, a features list including text and icons, timeline, photos of the people involved in the project and/or images of where you have been mentioned. |
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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