Reddit roundup: funding a comic in three days by calling everyone you know

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u/Confident-Wish-8230 funded a comic in three days by personally calling everyone in their phone, sometimes asking for a specific amount, and posting across every social platform.

Replies questioned how repeatable that is.

What Reddit users said

u/no_dana_only_zul on Reddit

Asked what marketing and outreach happened before launch.

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u/HiPhoto on Reddit

Only a small share of projects fund, so congratulations, but they expected more detail on how it actually happened.

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u/Draw-Flesh-Games on Reddit

Argues this is asking friends for money rather than crowdfunding, which is something to line up before launching.

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u/ThatGirlCanWin on Reddit

Asked who interviewed the creator and how much that helped.

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u/First_Net7683 on Reddit

In pre-launch with their own first comic and telling everyone, hoping word reaches the right person.

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Source: My comic got fully funded on day 3, and this is how! (r/kickstarter)

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