Research: Lets kickstart a comic

I found an incredibly handy resource for aspiring kickstarter creators, from someone who has run multiple successful comic campaigns. The book covers just how stressful a process kickstarting a project can be, but it lays a solid groundwork, and encouraging you to be rational, and question your dedication. If you aren't committed enough to fulfil your promises, don't do it.

The main advice that will impact my project was this: If you offer backer bonuses, I recommend sticking to incentives that will be quick to fulfil and/ or wont require an increase in shipping costs, especially if this is your first kickstarter, this can be:

- A thank you in the books dedication
- A cameo in the comic
- Digital comissions
- Existing works to hand (zines stickers etc...)_

Im gonna use this as a template for my bonuses, keeping them simple and manageable, it would only make sense contextually.

The book has made it painfully apparent how much of the hard work i'm avoiding by not actually making a kickstarter. But with that said, this research Is giving me that context, although I haven't been able to experience it, Im able to understand thanks to this research.