In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Before you start your campaign, know with certainty how you will ask for money and why you need it. As crowdfunding consultant Sydney Malawer put it, "Do you have a legitimate ask besides 'we want money'?" People want to feel that they are a part of something big and important. They want to know that their money will play a significant role in accomplishing that goal. People crowdfund for all sorts of reasons: new business ventures, projects or causes they care about (e.g., a family member, friend or pet who is sick). To justify and support your goals, you'll need to be clear about what the money will do. For personal causes, outline clearly how the money will be used and what impact it will have. For commercial ventures, use graphs where useful. Write out an estimated budget for your campaign, based on any quotes you've received from manufacturers, insurers, lawyers, suppliers and distributors. For personal causes, describe what the money is for and how it will be used. E.g., $1000 will pay for Sharon's mortgage as she undergoes four weeks of chemotherapy. If this sounds like a lot of work, it doesn't have to be. Just be transparent about what you are trying to achieve. Both Kickstarter and Indiegogo provide helpful tips on their websites. Mycause.com.au, which specialises in cause-related crowdfunding, offers their fundraisers 24/7 email and phone support. Mike del Ponte wrote a great post on "Hacking Kickstarter," offering a list of factors to consider that contribute to campaign success, and the Unreasonable Institute shared some good lessons from their failed campaign. Images can make or break a campaign. If you are crowdfunding for a commercial project, consider getting a professional videographer who is willing to work pro-bono, or make a video yourself. Focus on telling a compelling story. Keep it under three minutes in length. For personal causes, find heartwarming and emotional photographs, and upload them to your page. The more visuals you have, the better.
Summary: Be clear about your goals. Do research and outline your goals. Present your goals. Research crowdfunding itself. Find videos or high-quality photos.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: tar files. Select "Open File." Find the .tar file on your device. Select "OK." Select "Flash Firmware." Wait for the device Recovery to install the Kernel. Reboot. Select the "OTA/Update Zip" option in Mobile Odin. Select "Flash Firmware." Wait for the device Recovery to install the Kernel. Reboot. After your device reboots, check in Settings>About Phone/Tablet>Kernel Version, and you should see the name of the kernel you've just installed. Congratulations, you've installed a custom kernel on your device. Enjoy increased performance on your phone or tablet!
Summary: Flash for . Flash for zips. Check the installed kernel.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: There are several web businesses that offer USPS Certified Mail delivery. You shouldn't have to pay any monthly fees for an account. Look at the price for sending Certified Mail. Decide if the price is worth what you will pay for the service. Make sure that the service offers next-day USPS tracking for your letter. Check to see that the service provides proof of mailing and USPS proof of delivery. Write a letter in your word processing program. Print and sign it if needed. Alternatively, use a form provided by the recipient. Again, print the form and sign it as needed. Save the scanned document on your hard drive. Make sure that the document is legible and easy to read. The service will then address, print and mail the letter on the same business day.
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Sign up for a free account. Prepare your letter for mailing. Scan the document using a scanner. Upload your document file onto the website of your mailing service. Keep a copy of your proof of mailing as well as the USPS proof of delivery.