Watch and Learn as Amy Builds Her Kickstarter Campaign

I’m putting together a free “Kickstarter Journey” email series where I’ll share what I’m learning as I build my second Kickstarter campaign — both the wins and the mistakes — in a way that’s actually useful if you ever want to run your own.

Follow along and discover:

  • the nitty-gritty details of setting up a campaign (campaign page, rewards, timeline, etc.)
  • what works to create buzz without feeling pushy
  • how to successfully run a Kickstarter campaign from outside the USA
  • and more! 

More Info

If Kickstarter is new to you, here’s the simplest explanation:

It’s a preorder-style crowdfunding platform where readers can support a book before it releases –often with special editions, bonuses, and stretch-goals.

It’s a great way for indie authors to create excitement around their books and to cover some of their publishing costs.
The invitation (free)

In a couple of months, I’ll be launching my second Kickstarter campaign. (I ran a small but profitable one back in 2024).

You are invited to step behind the scenes and join my free “Kickstarter Journey” email series where I’ll share what I’m learning as I build this campaign — both the wins and the mistakes — in a way that’s actually useful if you ever want to run your own.

Here’s what I’ll share behind the scenes:

  • the nitty-gritty details of setting up a campaign (campaign page, rewards, timeline, etc.)
  • what’s working to create buzz without feeling pushy
  • lessons from my previous (small but successful) Kickstarter campaign
  • my favourite Kickstarter tips and tricks
  • and more!

Why my campaign is a little different

I’ll be building this campaign from outside the USA, which means I’m navigating a few extra layers in real time like:

  • international shipping realities + pricing
  • time zones and launch-day timing
  • printing/fulfillment decisions when your “default” vendors are across borders

If you’ve ever wondered, “Could I do Kickstarter from where I live?” this will be a front-row seat.

I won’t email on a rigid schedule — only when I have something genuinely helpful or interesting to share.

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