This document summarizes and analyzes the rewards structures of two Kickstarter campaigns. It discusses four rewards in particular - for the Photographers Against Wildlife Crime campaign, rewards include becoming a "friend" for $13 and receiving the wildlife book for $43. For the Living Ferociously campaign, rewards are a sticker and name in the book for $10, and a poster, sticker and name in the book for an unspecified amount. The analysis notes what aspects of the rewards were effective and how they could be improved.
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Kickstarter Campaign Rewards Analysis
1. STUDY OF 2 KICKSTARTER
CAMPAIGNS & THEIR REWARDS
BY JAEDEN SCHAFER
4. Photographers Against Wildlife
Crime
Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1132820520/photographers-against-wildlife-crimetm
Focus: An international group of award-winning photographers have joined forces to use their
powerful and iconic images to help bring an end to the illegal wildlife trade. They will draw
attention to this deadly subject with a truly unique book, to be published in May 2018.
Funding goal: $26,280
Funding Achieved: (As of October 30 2017) $16,132
Type of entrepreneurship: Social Entrepreneurship
5. WHAT I LIKED: I like that they offer a
reward where they dont have to give
anything in return. This makes it easy for
people to give to the cause if they dont
want any reward.
WHAT I DISLIKED: They didnt have a stay
in the loop sell.
7. Photographers Against Wildlife
Crime
Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1132820520/photographers-against-wildlife-crimetm
Focus: An international group of award-winning photographers have joined forces to use their
powerful and iconic images to help bring an end to the illegal wildlife trade. They will draw
attention to this deadly subject with a truly unique book, to be published in May 2018.
Funding goal: $26,280
Funding Achieved: (As of October 30 2017) $16,132
Type of entrepreneurship: Social Entrepreneurship
8. WHAT I LIKED: They are giving away a
physical and tangible book. People like a
physical object reward.
WHAT I DISLIKED: This price doesn't include
shipping. Seams like it should all be
included into one price.
10. LIVING FEROCIOUSLY - magick,
healing and urban shamanism
Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1058339092/living-ferociously-magick-healing-and-
urban-shaman
Focus: Damien photographs NYC as a component of ceremonial magick to help heal himself after
living 18 years as an innocent man on death row. In the Spring of 2017, in an effort to heal himself
from extreme PTSD, Damien Echols bought a bike and began riding the streets of New York City.
Navigating the avenues with cars and pedestrians coming at him from all angles, he had no choice
than to be in the moment, the memories of death row pushed out of his mind and body.
Funding goal: $15,000
Funding Achieved: (As of October 30 2017) $36,982
Type of entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship
11. WHAT I LIKED: More than just name
recognition you get a physical object a
sticker.
WHAT I DISLIKED: I think it should have
been less money for the stick maybe $9
to make more people buy it.
13. LIVING FEROCIOUSLY - magick,
healing and urban shamanism
Link: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1058339092/living-ferociously-magick-healing-and-
urban-shaman
Focus: Damien photographs NYC as a component of ceremonial magick to help heal himself after
living 18 years as an innocent man on death row. In the Spring of 2017, in an effort to heal himself
from extreme PTSD, Damien Echols bought a bike and began riding the streets of New York City.
Navigating the avenues with cars and pedestrians coming at him from all angles, he had no choice
than to be in the moment, the memories of death row pushed out of his mind and body.
Funding goal: $15,000
Funding Achieved: (As of October 30 2017) $36,982
Type of entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship
14. WHAT I LIKED: I liked the
addition of the poster.
This is because it adds a
step before the book.
WHAT I DISLIKED: The size
of the poster. It should be
bigger.