Brandon Raasch's guest appearances

Brandon Raasch

Funding the Dream on Kickstarter

GamingPerspectives

Kickstarter Journeys

Josh Kirby

Jamey Stegmaier

Marc Specter

Scott King

Isaac Childres

Jay Cormier

Ryan Dancey

Uwe Eickert

Carla Kopp

Ryan Williams

David Brin

Michael Lee

Brandon Harris

Billy Miller

Mark Roderick

OwlTail

Episode 30! Bringing to you another information filled episode all about Kickstarter success stories. In this episode I interview Brandon Raasch, whose last two Kickstarters have shown great success (Fickle, and The Lost Worlds of Josh Kirby). We discuss how many Artists bring followers and potential backers with them, the ability to use Intellectual Properties in a game (and some of the steps to obtaining the rights to use them), and much more! Here is The Lost Worlds Kickstarter Page. And here is the Bard Games Website. To learn more about FunDaMental Games feel free to visit www.thefundamentalgames.com Introduction Music provided by: https://www.purple-planet.com Voice introduction by Marilena D.

Episode 30! Bringing to you another information filled episode all about Kickstarter success stories. In this episode I interview Brandon Raasch, whose last two Kickstarters have shown great success (Fickle, and The Lost Worlds of Josh Kirby). We discuss how many Artists bring followers and potential backers with them, the ability to use Intellectual Properties in a game (and some of the steps to obtaining the rights to use them), and much more! Here is <a href="http://kck.st/2OoYeZo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Lost Worlds Kickstarter Page</a>. And here is the <a href="https://www.bardgames.fun/ " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Bard Games Website</a>. To learn more about FunDaMental Games feel free to visit <a href="https://www.thefundamentalgames.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.thefundamentalgames.com</a> Introduction Music provided by: <a href="https://www.purple-planet.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.purple-planet.com</a> Voice introduction by Marilena D.

Ep. 30 Brandon Raasch, with The Lost Worlds of Josh Kirby

          In this episode we interview Brandon Raasch of Bard Games.  Saul first met Brandon a few years ago when he played in his Monterey Dresden game at DunDracon, a local N. Cal, gaming convention.  Brandon was such a great player that after that Saul always said hi and talked to him at all the local cons we attend.  Saul realized Bradon is a game publisher and has a game on Kickstarter.  The game is called Fickle and the Kickstarter ends in a few days.  So we wanted to get him on the microphone and talk to him about his gaming roots, his company, his game and Kickstarter.         Even on short notice Brandon agreed to join us on the mics and talk to us.       As always, thank you all for listening and please share with your family and friends.     Here is the link to the Fickle Kickstarter:  https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/skelletor/fickle-a-fairy-board-game-featuring-the-art-of-amy-brown?utm_source=drunk-on-games&amp;utm_medium=fb&amp;utm_campaign=ficklekick    Here is the link to Bard Games:    https://www.bardgames.fun/

In this episode we interview Brandon Raasch of Bard Games.  Saul first met Brandon a few years ago when he played in his Monterey Dresden game at DunDracon, a local N. Cal, gaming convention.  Brandon was such a great player that after that Saul always said hi and talked to him at all the local cons we attend.  Saul realized Bradon is a game publisher and has a game on Kickstarter.  The game is called Fickle and the Kickstarter ends in a few days.  So we wanted to get him on the microphone and talk to him about his gaming roots, his company, his game and Kickstarter.         Even on short notice Brandon agreed to join us on the mics and talk to us.       As always, thank you all for listening and please share with your family and friends.     Here is the link to the Fickle Kickstarter:  <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/skelletor/fickle-a-fairy-board-game-featuring-the-art-of-amy-brown?utm_source=drunk-on-games&amp;utm_medium=fb&amp;utm_campaign=ficklekick" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/skelletor/fickle-a-fairy-board-game-featuring-the-art-of-amy-brown?utm_source=drunk-on-games&amp;utm_medium=fb&amp;utm_campaign=ficklekick</a>    Here is the link to Bard Games:    <a href="https://www.bardgames.fun/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.bardgames.fun/</a>

Gaming Perspectives with Saul and Jolene Bonus Episode The Brandon Raasch Interview

Brandon Raasch has mastered a means of increasing backer adoption during the lull between launch and the end.You know that period where backers slow to a trickle and you wonder if the campaign is ever going to pick back up.Brandon Raasch with Bard Games saw that lull in the middle as an opportunity to increase his backer's commitment. His project is called Fickle, you can find it here on KickstarterAnd sure enough, if you take a look at his project on Kicktraq here you can see two smaller rises in the middle of the campaign. His secret is out and he shares what he did to get the attention to his project.Brandon's company is called Bard Games and you can find their website here

Brandon Raasch has mastered a means of increasing backer adoption during the lull between launch and the end. You know that period where backers slow to a trickle and you wonder if the campaign is ever going to pick back up. Brandon Raasch with Bard Games saw that lull in the middle as an opportunity to increase his backer's commitment. His project is called Fickle, you can find it here on <a href="https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/skelletor/fickle-a-fairy-board-game-featuring-the-art-of-amy-brown?utm_source=drunk-on-games&amp;utm_medium=fb&amp;utm_campaign=ficklekick" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kickstarter</a> And sure enough, if you take a look at his project on Kicktraq <a href="https://www.kicktraq.com/projects/skelletor/fickle-a-fairy-board-game-featuring-the-art-of-amy-brown/#chart-daily" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a> you can see two smaller rises in the middle of the campaign. His secret is out and he shares what he did to get the attention to his project. Brandon's company is called Bard Games and you can find their website <a href="https://www.bardgames.fun/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>

EP 318 How to boost your Kickstarter Campaign during the slow time with Brandon Raasch