Low-Tech Lab Movie 2023 kickstarter kickback program - launches Tuesday, March 14 2pm MT

Low-Tech Lab Movie Kickstarter

Our kickback program is VERY generous!  And people seem to like Kickstarters.  And google and the internet seem to like Kickstarter.  (i.e. repeat promotional mentions, with good text and images, yield high conversion and profit!)


   20% for $500 to $10,000

   30% for $10,000 or more

* note, if you bring in $11,111, then you get 30% on the whole amount (not 20% on the first $10,000).  So $3333.



Reply to this thread if you want a referral code.

How does it work?

Step

1

Post here

You reply to this thread to say you want a referral link.

Step

2

Get your referral link

We generate a unique link for you, and leave it in a "note" on the bottom of your reply. This link will track any pledges made from those you refer, and we will contact you to pay out your kickback earnings once all the coin comes in.

Step

3

Share with the world

You share your referral link far and wide, with your own words of enthusiasm, or some of the ones we've already crafted below. Grab some images to catch people's eyes, too! We will keep adding more as we make them.

Some ideas of places to share:
    - local mailing lists
    - your own mailing list
    - Facebook pages/groups
    - twitter
    - pinterest, instagram, youtube ... lots of other social media stuff
    - your own website
    - your own podcast
    - forums
    - your current or previous kickstarter supporters
    - your client/customer list
    - the resources of somebody you know and you can split the pot!
    - other creative places you come up with

Tips

- Open with something really captivating. Think about what excited you about these amazing permaculture innovations, and what problems they solve for people. Got a lot of friends who are into fibre arts? Then you probably know how expensive spinning wheels are. Say "Learn to DIY your own spinning wheel!" or "I'm going to make my own spinning wheel for free!" and then follow with a brief explanation of the Kickstarter, what excites you about it, maybe how you found out about permies and why you love it here. Throw in your ref link, and share with the masses.

- Share directly with people you know would love it. Think about who you know who's into natural building, permaculture design, fibre arts, natural medicine, or ceramics. Remember that friend who keeps saying they want to get into beekeeping? Or your hip pal who really wants a hottub up at the cottage? Send them a message. They're wayyyyy more likely to back the project if you put it right in their face, and they'll also be delighted that you thought of them and remember their interests. Plus now you have an excuse to chat and catch up. Everybody wins!

- Mention it multiple times. Our experience is that mentioning it once is like not mentioning it at all, and mentioning it twelve times if like mentioning it twice. It takes a lot to get it to enter people's consciousness. The Kickstarter is running for a whole month. Mention it at least once a week. If people see how excited you are about it, enough that you're talking about it all the time, they will be more likely to check it out, and those on the fence will have more opportunity to revaluate and make a pledge.

- Use images!


If you're a non-profit organization (or even if you're not) and use kickback codes, you could share this project and say something like "these guys have agreed to give us a percentage of every pledge that supports through this link!"

To make it easy, we wrote some copy/pastable texts for you to use lickity-splickity. Just paste your referral link in the space labeled (ref code):

Help make a movie about innovative DIY permaculture technology to take your homestead from subsistence to luxuriance! Back the Low Tech Laboratory Movie Kickstarter here:(Ref code)

Help make a movie about DIY, innovative, eco-friendly permaculture technology to blow minds and save the world! Back the Low Tech Laboratory Movie Kickstarter here: (Ref code)

Check out Paul Wheaton’s new Kickstarter: The Low Tech Laboratory Movie documents the development of DIY permaculture technology including earthworks, natural mycelium insulation, a spinning wheel made with reclaimed bike parts, super-efficient wood-burning ceramics kiln, and so much more. Back the project and grab all the extra permaculture goodies here: (ref code)

To become a self-sustaining homestead, you have to get creative. That’s why Paul Wheaton has launched a Kickstarter campaign to create the Low Tech Laboratory Movie! Watch permaculture innovators develop amazing DIY technology including natural mycelium insulation, a spinning wheel made with reclaimed bike parts, super-efficient wood-burning ceramics kiln, ponds and self-feeding garden beds, and so much more. Help make the project happen, and get your hands on tons of homesteading and permaculture goodies here: (ref code)

Paul Wheaton is launching a Kickstarter to create a movie that will help spread innovative permaculture technology to the masses! The Low Tech Laboratory Movie details the development of DIY permaculture technology in the areas of natural building, rocket heat, earthworks, food prep and preservation, fiber arts, and natural medicine. This movie documents innovations with ponds, natural mycelium insulation, a spinning wheel made with reclaimed bike parts, super-efficient wood-burning ceramics kiln, and so much more. Help make the project happen, and get your hands on tons of homesteading and permaculture goodies here: (ref code)

People love images and media!
We'll be adding media to this thread as we get it all shiny, and they are free to use as widely as you wish!
Please feel very welcome to use any of the images on this page, on the kickstarter thread, the youtube video


Here's stuff you can copy/paste to promote!  We want you to have a hugely successful endeavor, so let us know what you could use!!








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