Crowdfunding platforms have helped launch many a product, but what happens to campaigns after they’re over? Kickstarter wants to keep you coming to its site with a new feature called Spotlight.
Rather than remain a relic of a product’s pre-funded past, pages for successfully funded campaigns can now be converted into full-on product showcases.
This includes a number of editing tools, allowing you to use a large featured background image, add direct buy links or show off a timeline of a product’s past and future.
Of course, most successfully funded projects have dedicated homepages of their own, but a lot of people still refer to a project’s campaign page for news and information.
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For Kickstarter, on the other hand, it help content more relevant, as well as drive more eyeballs to its site.
➤ Introducing Spotlight [Kickstarter]
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