I don't think the project will fail - it's well supported and there are more things planned in the pipeline to keep the support going.
Project Fedora has got off to a brilliant start, and the closer we get to the target the more people will bid. It has 28 days to make 60% - that's nearly 2% support a day, and at this rate it will get there. It's a huge target to reach, but look how much it's hit so far - we could be on the 50% mark by early next week.
Project Fedora has got off to a brilliant start, and the closer we get to the target the more people will bid. It has 28 days to make 60% - that's nearly 2% support a day, and at this rate it will get there. It's a huge target to reach, but look how much it's hit so far - we could be on the 50% mark by early next week.
David
According to Kickstarter's stats from a year ago, 93% of projects which make it to 40% funding ultimately succeed.
http://www.kickstarter.com/blog/happy-b ... um=twitter
http://www.kickstarter.com/blog/happy-b ... um=twitter
7 hours to achieve 40% under 3 days. I think we can realistically target 50% under 7 days, with the week-end and all. We'll barely need 10k per day to make it afterwards.
I'm really hoping for some additional press once it reaches the 50% level. The radio silence does feel rather odd. I didn't exactly expect IGN to plaster it on their front page, but you'd think the press more naturally akin to this kind of games would be more vocal about it.
I'm really hoping for some additional press once it reaches the 50% level. The radio silence does feel rather odd. I didn't exactly expect IGN to plaster it on their front page, but you'd think the press more naturally akin to this kind of games would be more vocal about it.
Part-Time Nomad
It's not even 11 hours yet and I've gotten thousands of impressions (hopefully SOME of those at least glanced at the ads) but more importantly I've gotten 21 clicks. Not bad for approximately 3 dollars. If only ONE of those people bid it was well worth it.LockeCole wrote:So I just tried a bid on Project Wonderful and it's already in effect, quite interesting. Gonna blow some spare change and hope it makes a difference.
A shame that Kickstarter doesn't have some kind of affiliate link program like Amazon that at least lets you keep track of how much you raised, even if you got nothing from it but stats. Then I could know just how useful it's been.
I'm over my fear that it won't make it to funding, now I'm just wanting it to go insane and make like Double Fine money so that it can be the best Tex it can be. Thanks to everyone for their help and support in any way shape or form to get the word out for Project Fedora.
Thanks for your efforts LockeCole. Project Wonderful sounds like a good idea. I see it a lot on webcomics and other sites. I think there a lot of gaming webcomics out there or comics that reference gaming. So could be a good audience. The amount of clicks you've gotten sounds good for the amount of time its been up.
(Ruri_Ayanami from the old Tex Murphy ezboard).
"I don't believe in intuition, don't know why... just a feeling." - Tex Murphy
"I don't believe in intuition, don't know why... just a feeling." - Tex Murphy
It seems good. It's around 40 clicks last I looked. I just wish there were a way to know if it's doing any real good or if the people clicking the ads are just thinking they're earning the site revenue by clicking it. Since I can't I'm basically gonna keep it up until I don't get any clicks anymore or I can no longer afford it.Sai wrote:Thanks for your efforts LockeCole. Project Wonderful sounds like a good idea. I see it a lot on webcomics and other sites. I think there a lot of gaming webcomics out there or comics that reference gaming. So could be a good audience. The amount of clicks you've gotten sounds good for the amount of time its been up.
Ok, just to keep track of this somewhere.
Day 3 10:30AM (Eastern time)
1,900 backers total
6 - $5 backers
869 - $15 backers
252 - $30 backers
55 - $45 backers
88 - $50 backers
32 - $75 backers
287 - $100 backers
92 - $150 backers (old level)
48 - $150 backers (new level)
73 - $250 backers
40 - $500 backers
17 - $750 backers
8 - $1000 backers
4 - $2500 backers
2 - $5000 backers
2 - $10,000 backers
There must be 25 backers who do not fall into one of the reward tiers, and they just donated random dollar totaling $8516 because the above numbers doesn't come up to $187,116 shown at 10:30am (Eastern)
Day 3 10:30AM (Eastern time)
1,900 backers total
6 - $5 backers
869 - $15 backers
252 - $30 backers
55 - $45 backers
88 - $50 backers
32 - $75 backers
287 - $100 backers
92 - $150 backers (old level)
48 - $150 backers (new level)
73 - $250 backers
40 - $500 backers
17 - $750 backers
8 - $1000 backers
4 - $2500 backers
2 - $5000 backers
2 - $10,000 backers
There must be 25 backers who do not fall into one of the reward tiers, and they just donated random dollar totaling $8516 because the above numbers doesn't come up to $187,116 shown at 10:30am (Eastern)
Cathy
Thanks Kim.
Project Fedora VIDEO UPDATE: (from about 25 mins ago.)
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tex ... dora/posts
Get your friends and family involved.
heheh, DRM, DLC and DDT free! It's safe for the whole family!
Project Fedora VIDEO UPDATE: (from about 25 mins ago.)
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/tex ... dora/posts
Get your friends and family involved.
heheh, DRM, DLC and DDT free! It's safe for the whole family!
Cathy
Great update