The Raphael Platform: Review, Funding & Stats
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/digital-art/the-raphael-platformHyperstarter Score
55%
Better
Goal Status
Backers
48
Pledge Amount
€16,875
of €15,000
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The Raphael Platform: Campaign Review & Analysis
Campaign Page Overview
Detailed breakdown and suggestions for improvement
Hyperstarter Score Breakdown
 1 | The title is too shortTITLE: 20 The first job of your headline is to grab attention. Describe your project with an easily understood, communicable and unique benefit. |
 5 | Excellent, the description is just right!DESCRIPTION: 126 The number of words in the description is just right to capture attention and bring them into your project. |
 3 | There are 1986 wordsWORD COUNT: 1986 The page is very long and might suffer from poor mobile conversion rate, consider shortening the number of words on the page. |
 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. |
 3 | There are 29 imagesNUMBER OF IMAGES: 29 You may need to add a few more images. Whether it is product images, 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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Just keep pushing the campaign whether it is leveraging your own contacts, updating your ads or retargeting an existing audience or trying pitching and outreach to influencers in your specific niche.
The first job of your title and headline is to get attention. The way you capture someone's attention is by describing your project in an easy to understand manner. It also helps if your product has a superlative label. For example: Is it the "World's Best ____?", the "first _____?", the "fastest____?" etc. Can you explain to potential backers how your product is lighter, faster, quicker, bigger, smaller, better than competitors.
Having a large number of words on a campaign usually indicates information is written up in detail. Work out what questions backers have in their mind and answer them with the wording on the page.
View your copywriting as a supporting element, and do your best to structure your campaign around graphics and images. Animated GIFs show your product in action. Make sure you have at least 2 or 3 high-quality GIFs that span across the whole page width.
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