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You can always add, edit, or remove perks during your campaign. Only certain types of perks work as add-ons. Specifically, an add-on needs to be a perk that is logically associated with another perk that a backer selects first. So, think of an add-on as an upsell or cross-sell item. As a guiding principle for your perks: backers get most excited about your actual product rather than branded merchandise. Maxfoot is a foldable eBike designed for both daily commutes and weekend adventures.
The campaign was an immediate success, quickly shattering its funding goal. This success was in part due to the fantastic perk strategy the Maxfoot team put together.
Primary perks offered by Maxfoot included a super early bird special of two discounted eBikes and a number of early bird specials for various models of the eBike. Each of these perks came in several color options. Maxfoot also explained how the add-on feature increased campaign contributions. Ready to get started with add-on perks for your campaign? Read our Help Center article! The world has changed so much since I began here, but one thing has remained constant:… read more. Want to get straight talk on how to run a great crowdfunding campaign?
What Are Add-On Perks? However, the add-on feature has a few specific benefits, including: Less Clutter. Organized Shipments. You will have an easier time organizing shipments for delivery because all the perks go under one contribution on you perks claimed and donations csv.
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