Reddit roundup: fending off agency spam and riding out the slowdown

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u/Fit-Simple9570 hit 800% of goal with 130+ backers in the first days, then saw a slowdown on day five while being flooded with agency emails asking $400+. They told the agencies to work on commission instead.

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u/TheAmethystDragon on Reddit

Funding always slows after the launch excitement, then picks up in the final week when Kickstarter sends ending reminders.

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u/boyinawell on Reddit

Look at successful campaigns' daily pledge charts on tracking sites; front-loaded funding with a mid-campaign plateau is the norm.

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u/haragos on Reddit

Slowing after the first days is normal, and the scam services market is just big right now.

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u/joealarson on Reddit

Also tells agencies to work on commission.

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u/etherkye on Reddit

At 800% of goal, there's little to worry about.

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u/FrostDragonDesigns on Reddit

The middle plateau is normal.

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Source: Unsolicited agencies when you refuse their bogus services (r/kickstarter)

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