it takes a fair amount of time to think about these. "research again!" one of the most important things that I can't stress enough is to READ THE FINE PRINT before you get started on your campaign. know exactly how pozible works, and how much of the pledged money should be budgeted toward the cut that pozible will be taking should you be successful. eople who have been successful on pozible tend to be a friendly bunch and happy to help if you have intelligent questions that aren't covered elsewhere. practice getting out of your comfort zone, and get in touch with someone who's been successful and ask 'em about their experience. find out if they learnt of any gotchas of things they learnt along the way. know what to do should the crazy happen - what if a silent investor wants to fund the whole project off pozible? does the pozible fine print accomodate you if you need to call it quits early? what if you want to change a reward after people have started pledging - can you do that? know what you're capable of doing now. make sure that your project is within the guidelines - last we heard, 49% of pozible projects are rejected, because they're not suitable. time is precious stuff - a quick phonecall and/or email to make sure you're on the right track might be worthwhile for you before you apply. "Research" One of the best things you can do is to research