
Kickstarter and crowdfunding advice from successful campaigns. Salvador Briggman is the founder of CrowdCrux, the most popular blog in the niche with over 20,000 subscribers. He has been cited as an expert by the New York Times, the Wallstreet Journal, and more.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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This is the place to go to get the best info on how to run a successful campaign! Amazing personality and full of knowledge.
Salvador provides great insight to the crowdfunding space with engaging discussion with a variety of creators, backers and industry professionals. His podcast is a fantastic resource for those entering the space or trying to keep up with the ever-changing landscape.
We’ve been live on Kickstarter for a week now, but before the launch, we received a lot of tips and advice from Salvador, for which we are incredibly grateful.
If you want to crowdfund, follow these strategies because like it or not they are effective 😀
Very helpful insights and clear.
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This show centers on real-world crowdfunding campaigns, especially Kickstarter and hardware launches, with a practical, founder-focused approach. Episodes reveal how campaigns are built from pre-launch to fulfillment, emphasizing product-market fit, backer trust, lean operations, and effective storytelling. Shaped by guests who have successfully crowdfunded hardware or consumer products, the conversations offer actionable tactics on pricing, manufacturing, pre-launch momentum, and equity or reward-based fundraising. A notable pattern is the emphasis on community engagement and transparency with backers, often paired with lessons learned from early missteps and strategies for sustaining a hardware brand beyond the initial campaign.
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