Reddit roundup: is a sharp day-2 drop-off the new normal?
Campaign Discussion · PledgeRadar Editorial ·
u/lauren8ob, an indie author on a third campaign, raised half the goal on day one and then saw pledges stall almost immediately, unlike previous campaigns that had a steady first few days.
Other creators said they're seeing the same.
What Reddit users said
There are a lot of projects live right now, but a lull this early can mean the page isn't converting.
Original commentFeels like the norm now; success depends on marketing and engaging previous backers.
Original commentLarge goals seem to put people off; they've seen and experienced it.
Original commentNoticed cancellations and reduced pledges around day 10 in two campaigns, as if backers expect projects to fund within hours to stay committed.
Original commentOn day four of their own campaign with the same lull, and finds it reassuring that it's a common rhythm.
Original commentIn the same situation and taking a break from social posting before trying again.
Original commentSource: Day 2 lull... is this normal now? (r/kickstarter)
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