your supporters friends i.e. I made a picture of all my supporters names and tagged them on facebook, so the picture comes up on their profile thanking them, and all their friends can see it. Make your rewards personal, one of a kind stuff. Perhaps offer immediate rewards like a free track, etc, for people who pledge, even if your campaign fails. If you are generous, love your audience, and genuinely do have a great product, they will love you back. "Do The Leg-work" My main piece of advice when people ask me about Pozible and crowdfunding is this; Setting up your page doesn't mean you don't have to do the leg-work of going around and getting people interested in your project, and inspired enough to invest in it. Pozible provides you with a great platform to demonstrate what you and you project are about, and it makes it easy for them to donate. Pozible creates a great, professional, centralised space, to send people to when you have already got them interested in your project. It is your job to get potential investors/donators to your page. Then keep them interested by being clear, eye catching, and original. And stay in touch with your supporters. Good luck with your creative adventures Ben Mortley 'BRONZER' "Promotion is key!" It is important to make sure you promote your goals and event or product you are raising money for as widely as you possibly can! You should have a video advertisement, have it on