Well gang, we’re in the home stretch – less than a week to go and only $153 or so needed to cross the finish line. With that in mind I want to thank everyone who’ve gotten us to this point. And also with that in mind, here are some tips for those that want to partake in a Kickstarter of their own: keep up with Thank You’s and start your fulfillment EARLY!

When I first launched the Kickstarter and the first couple of pledges came rolling in (an AMAZING feeling mind you) I started to thank backers on the Undone Facebook Event page as well as on the Undone Facebook page itself. By the time I actually made it a point to do this for EVERY new pledge that came in, I realized I had missed a few along the way. Luckily there was still plenty of time and I was able to go back and rectify any backer I had missed, but bottom line is this: if you’re going to thank one backer you better be sure you thank them all. Because there’s nothing that may tick off a backer more than by watching you thank every Tom Dick and Mary and not thank them. Stay on top of it.

Second, after reviewing all my backers and seeing how much left we have to raise, I came to the realization that this thing is going to get funded. Not to sound smug or count my chickens and all, but with a buck fifty to go, it’s pretty obvious we are going to hit our goal. Which then led me to realize: hot damn but I am going to have to do a TON of sketches! And as my friend @TonyDonley tweeted me, it’s really important to start getting your fulfillment done EARLY:

@Michael_Dolce Get started as fast as you can. It took me a month and a half to get all ours done.

— Tony Donley (@TonyDonley) April 5, 2014

So yes, not to be presumptuous, but i better get drawing!

Less than 2 weeks left – back our project now!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mdolce/the-undone-1

Well gang, we’re in the home stretch – less than a week to go and only $153 or so needed to cross the finish line. With that in mind I want to thank everyone who’ve gotten us to this point. And also with that in mind, here are some tips for those that want to partake in a Kickstarter of their own: keep up with Thank You’s and start your fulfillment EARLY!

When I first launched the Kickstarter and the first couple of pledges came rolling in (an AMAZING feeling mind you) I started to thank backers on the Undone Facebook Event page as well as on the Undone Facebook page itself. By the time I actually made it a point to do this for EVERY new pledge that came in, I realized I had missed a few along the way. Luckily there was still plenty of time and I was able to go back and rectify any backer I had missed, but bottom line is this: if you’re going to thank one backer you better be sure you thank them all. Because there’s nothing that may tick off a backer more than by watching you thank every Tom Dick and Mary and not thank them. Stay on top of it.

Second, after reviewing all my backers and seeing how much left we have to raise, I came to the realization that this thing is going to get funded. Not to sound smug or count my chickens and all, but with a buck fifty to go, it’s pretty obvious we are going to hit our goal. Which then led me to realize: hot damn but I am going to have to do a TON of sketches! And as my friend @TonyDonley tweeted me, it’s really important to start getting your fulfillment done EARLY:

@Michael_Dolce Get started as fast as you can. It took me a month and a half to get all ours done.

— Tony Donley (@TonyDonley) April 5, 2014

So yes, not to be presumptuous, but i better get drawing!

Less than 2 weeks left – back our project now!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mdolce/the-undone-1