Kickstarter Tips: Why Clutter is Killing Your comic Campaign

Kickstarter campaigns with 15+ reward tiers raise LESS money on average. Why? Because clutter kills clarity, and clarity sells.

Crowdfund Clinic by Matt Campbell explores the lesson “Clutter kills clarity” in comic crowdfunding.

Ever Lost Something Important?

You’re looking for your keys, your sketchbook, or that one reference photo you know you saved… but you can’t find it. Why? Because it’s buried under a pile of stuff that doesn’t belong there.

Clutter makes it harder to see what matters.

The Hidden Danger of Too Many Reward Tiers

The same thing happens in a crowdfunding campaign. When you give backers 19 different reward tiers, or when your pitch is filled with vague lines instead of sharp hooks, people get lost.

Instead of focusing on what makes your story exciting, they’re stuck trying to sort through the mess.

Why Clarity Sells (and Confusion Costs You Backers)

My latest Crowdfund Clinic client reminded me of this simple truth: clarity sells.

A campaign with a strong hook, clean presentation, and a handful of irresistible rewards is far more effective than one overflowing with options and filler.

Think of It Like Tidying Your Kickstarter Page

When everything has a place, you can focus on creating instead of searching.

When your campaign has just the right tiers and a clear, bold pitch, backers can focus on supporting you instead of hesitating.

3 Steps to Make Your Campaign Clearer

Whether it’s your desk or your Kickstarter page, remember: Clutter kills clarity.

  • Trim the excess

  • Highlight what matters

  • Make it easier for people to say “yes”

Get Expert Eyes on Your Campaign Before You Launch

Don’t launch blind. Get your campaign reviewed BEFORE you go live and fix mistakes before they cost you.
👉 Check out the Crowdfund Clinic here.

Matt Campbell

Matt Campbell has been an illustrator and creative designer for two decades in the entertainment industry working on everything from films to games to comic book and book covers. After massive psychedelic experiments, Matt traveled to a different realm where he encountered Celtic gods who told him their tales. Matt now shares those stories through his comic series Mythica.

https://www.actionline-studios.com/
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