Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr everything you can! Try approaching the media as well as they jump at people trying to raise money for different things. You never know where you will find the people wanting to donate. :) "Stand out from the 'crowd'" Remember you're competing for pledgers attention amongst 100s of other projects so you need to stand out. To make your project shine try: a. Selling with your project title. Don't just give the name of your album, book or film, try to point out what makes it different. Use the full character allowance but don't run over it as your details will truncate. My project title was "An enjoyable poetry book". b. Writing a snappy and engaging project description. Again use the full character limit but don't let it truncate. Try to inject a little personality or humour. My project description was "Please help me publish my poetry book 'Gone Dotty'. Fun, silly, touching poems to enjoy over a cup of tea and a bun." c. Choose a great image: Pick an image that is striking and maybe a little at odds with your project so that people wonder why you've chosen it and click through. "Set realistic goals" One of the keys to a successful campaign is setting a realistic monetary figure. If you know how big your fan base is, you'll have a much better idea of working out how much is actually feasible to raise. Maybe you actually need $6000 to cover the project, but