This post covers how we planned, created and constructed a Kickstarter page down to the intricate details with a demanding deadline! We wanted to create a page that would both captivate prospective backers and sell a product… with all this in mind, we set about to create a Kickstarter page design quickly.
The crowdfunding page is a final hurdle, the last and important bastion of your project which shouldn’t be ignored.
How to create a killer Kickstarter page
As you may or may not be aware, creating A Kickstarter isn’t a small undertaking. There are many contributing factors that can influence the success of your campaign, these can range from: the product you are trying promote, the size of your audience, your marketing, page design, your authenticity – the design of the page is a single element of a much larger project. There is no absolute rules to designing your page, Although I have listed some key elements you should certainly consider.
Kickstarter Page | Basic Design Steps
The General Outlay Of A Kickstarter Page Template
Introduce the product / campaign
At the top of your page, you should place your product or item you are trying to promote. It will be the first thing a potential backer will see. Take this into consideration.
What is the campaign about
Introduce what your campaign is about and why they (the backer) should back you. You could also consider a talking a bit about yourself here.
Product Contents
Break down the campaign or product down into details. The KS crowd love to know about what they are backing. For example if you are making a game you could place some of the individuals characters or miniatures.
Key Information
it is a good idea to break down reward tiers, shipping, when etc so Backers know the details of what happens when they back you what they get at the end of the Kickstarter campaign. Remember to keep it simple to skim.
Trust
Can you make your product? Do you have experience? Are you passionate about it. Build trust with your campaign.
Also, place the emphasis on how it will help a backer if they offer their money. Don’t focus on you too much.
Look at the visual template below on how to Structure a Kickstarter Page design. This is your pitch remember!
Rough diagram for creating a Kickstarter page (feel free to share)
This post focuses on the page design, being a designer this was my largest part in creating project.
HOW TO START YOUR PAGE DESIGN
Plan your page design
If you are well underway with creating a Kickstarter or a crowdfunding project, then you are probably fully aware of how much you have on your plate. You may considering, the video, the hero header, details etc but, have you considered the actual ‘content’ on your page once you have potential backer? Consider what you are saying.
Research and ‘rough out’ your Kickstarter page
You shouldn’t just jump into your graphics package and start making pretty things. Before getting stuck into the details of your Kickstarter it would wise to look at other successful campaigns and inspect what cool elements they have on their pages. When we created pages, we did a lot of research and studied a lot of successful page designs. You shouldn’t copy, but it is worth looking at the best bits of campaigns to see what they are doing right – especially if they are promoting a similar product.
Now, start designing your page
If you have an idea of how you want your page to behave or act now could be a time to move onto your graphic design. A Kickstarter page is not only about creating a fancy theme, it needs to have easy to read content packed with relevant and interesting information about your campaign and product. Sell your campaign and show how it’s a must have for your backers.
Keep it clear and concise
You need to keep your page easy to navigate and perfect for those with a 2 second attention span. The backer should be able to skim the content easily and pick out the useful data. Such as ; what the product is, rewards and when you are intending to manufacture the game.
Make the rewards stand out
Web users are impatient. Make the rewards easy to find in the body of your page and make them look exciting! You want to grab a potential buyers attention and drive them to make a call to action. In other words – ‘back your campaign’ – now!
Be authentic
The crowdfunding community can sniff out anything that is a little bit off with your campaign – it’s like blood to a shark, you don’t want sharks swimming around you I’m sure.
Be as honest and as open as possible. You should be clear and open with your backers, you want them to trust you! Using rendered images, fluffy ‘Maybe’ language, or concealing parts of the project will only arouse suspicion when at this delicate stage you want to win trust.
Tell a story
Who are you and why are
you doing a Crowdfunding campaign? Don’t be afraid to create a story
about why you want funding and why others should feel as passionate
about your campaign.
Validation
To convince a backer that you are able to fulfill your demand, you will need to make sure you cover a few areas on your page design. Eg.
– Do you have previous experience in what you are trying to create? – How many years experience do you have? – Do you have a trusted supplier?
You don’t have to focus on all the fears of your project, but mentioning a couple can add an extra layer of sincerity.
Make it VERY interesting
Keep your page interesting, you want to hold the backers attention for as long as possible. Writing line after line of text about your campaign is too much, you are expecting too much from the backer.
You need to break up the information and make it easy to skim. Vary the page by including diagrams, illustrations, photo’s, animations, videos, timelines and any other element that could stimulate the reader. This is about designing your content and how you intend for it to be read. Make it great for ‘them’ not you.
Don’t be boring!
A killer Kickstarter page design isn’t a guarantee
With all of this excitement about creating a killer Kickstarter page getting you bouncing with joy, I feel it is only responsible for me to say this
– A killer Kickstrarter page doesn’t guarantee success.
The page design is a slice of a very big crowdfunding project cake, an important slice, but not the only part.
The page design is important but it is useless If you are creating with no audience to see it…
But don’t scrimp on the page design either
The crowdfunding page
is an import stage to the campaign, don’t neglect it. The page design
is your last port of call – a landing page – to convert a
speculate backer into your product champion!
That was a guideline that will hopefully fast track your page design
The pages I designed came from study and collaboration and a little extra sauce. Below outlays my involvement in the creating the Kickstarter.
The Characters – the characters were an important part of game, this is where I could go to town on creating characters that would capture the infantile fun and playful nature of Guess Poo. The Character Illustrations are a composite drawing created by me using a pen and Adobe Illustrator.
Poo characters created by me
Time Line – a pooing timeline, how could I resist. A game about poo, it would have to be a sewage pipe. Pipeline
The Time + the top of the Kickstarter PageLovely…
Video intro, placed at the start of the video on the Kickstarter Page.
Did you know?
That you can integrate
your campaign with Google analytics and see how many visits the page
is getting? I would recommend doing it, it will show you the peaks
times for you campaign.
That is all on how to design a Kickstarter page, quickly and on a shoe string budget.
Thank you for reading, if you would like help with you campaign or design project feel free to get in touch.
That word… ‘Design’ – The Design Journey ( edited in 2025 )
‘Design’ covers a wide area. You may hear the word ‘Design’ being overused in many business spaces to represent many things that are supposed to represent some sort of creativity. Or a byword for somebody trying to be clever.
I feel that the word ‘Design’ can have negative connotations when talking to non-design-based businesses.
The word ‘design, is a trigger word. An expensive word that can bring MDs out in a financial rash for those who do not see its value. Design = expense + no quantifiable return
Design should be more than just taste or making something pretty!
Design can represent many things depending on the niche and problem it is trying to solve. With a history of creating websites, banners, brands, animations, and game content. My attitude to design is that; it should solve a problem, convey a feeling or a message, and bring something to the table.
Design should be applied in a way that can push your product, message or marketing material to the next step using visuals, imagery, and media. I like to create pieces that invoke excitement and create a buzz.
I have created an illustration to capture the nuances of the creative design Journey as it works for me. This is not an in-depth look at the graphic design process across the industry – it’s more discussion on how the journey often looks, with a slightly humorous slant.
Design Is A Journey
With design, it can take time to arrive at the final result. It takes time to explore the relevant paths before finalising the best route to take to achieve the best outcome.
People see this = The result, and assume it came straight out of the packet ready to go. This probably wasn’t the case and is certainly not the case for my projects.
Journey Hidden Behind Results
When the journey can look like this.
‘Why not just use the one path?’ or ‘It looks easy’ I am glad in one respect that it ‘looks’ easy – maybe I did something right when working on a project. Perhaps it’s down to practice and experience that I have which makes the whole process look easy! I will take it as a compliment, but this school of thought or perception also comes with its own headaches.
Not Always An Easy Journey…
Design is rarely ‘easy’. Occasionally quick, occasionally straightforward – but not easy. If you went with your first unresearched approach it may look something like this.
Comic Sans… = no
But you were quick? Surely that means it was easy!
Going with your first design isn’t necessarily good design. Neither is it strictly speaking the most effective, visually pleasing or polished. And making it look easy is another matter. When I first started, I struggled on some projects as a junior designer to nail a brief, or at least I look back at some projects and reflect on how I could have done much, much better!
Design that looks straightforward in the end, may have taken different routes to success and achieve that final appearance. When starting a substantial project, I like to plan – as with most big journeys.
Plan Your Journey – Plan Your Design Trip
Before going on a long trip, do you plan what you are going to take? What if you are going away for two weeks and fail to pack toothpaste? Underwear, or a passport?
You plan it. A good design service should be the same for anything of size – granted you don’t need to plan for your regular trip to a metaphorical trip to the shop, you already know that route.
I often have a destination or a planned end. But my roots may look something like this. You see with design and new projects. Nobody has strictly speaking laid any roads, or cut a path. That is down to the designer and the scribble below may look like this. Designers may need to plan and cut a path.
Design Forks & Pathes For Design Journey
Sketch or paths for a project
Polished Design
A good design can be
part of polishing something or pushing an existing concept to it’s
maximum potential.
I hope you have enjoyed having an insight into my design journey.
If
like me you need work layers in Photoshop any time saving measure is
a bonus. I have a compiled a short list of shortcuts for making the
best use of Photoshop’s layers for both the Mac and PC – Enjoy!
(Swap CMD for CTRL on Windows)
Photoshop Layer icons
Layer Graphics
Change the layer order, move it up and down :
Cmd+[ Move Down
Cmd+] Move Up
Cmd+Shift+] = to move it to the bottom of the stack
Cmd+Shift+[ = Move it to the top of the stack
Direct
select a layer
With
move tool selected (V) hold Cmd
to highlight the
layers directly from the art board. This will also highlight groups.
Duplicate a layer
Ideal for copying a layer! Cmd + J to copy a selected layer! Or you can drag the selected onto the ‘New” icon! OR right click and duplicate – A personal fave.
Colour
Coordinated
In
addition to organizing you layers into folder and groups, why not
colour coordinate the layers so you glance at groups? Brown for dirt,
green for sea etc. Right click and select a colour.
New Layer Cmd+Shift + N brings up the new layer dialogue.
Cycle Through Blend Modes
Need
to see what a multiply, saturation, or overlay will look like on the
fly?
Shift
+ (Minus or plus, top right of the keyboard)
Layer Opacity With the layer selected you can quickly change its opacity by pressing >
Shift + (Minus or plus, top right of the keyboard) Shift + 22, 30, 23 (a number from the top row) typing the number in quick succession will change the layers opacity percentage. Hold shift and then press “22” the layer will be 22% “30” = 30 %.
Very handy for digital painting or retouching.
Group
Layers
Select
your layers and press Cmd + G to
group them together. If you are not grouping your numerous layers…
you should start. For sanity’s sake.
The original text for this was created and added to blogger in 2016 (Jimm Odell Blog). This has since been tweaked and added to this blog – the professional blog.
The easiest way to make a Photoshop brush. This is a short tutorial on how to make a simple Photoshop brush in simple easy-to-follow steps. No fuss, no headaches. I have used this exact same technique for making brushes over the years as a designer.
It is straightforward to make your custom brushes in Photoshop ( or Adobe Photoshop ) as an overview. All you will need to do in essence is draw your shape or item on a blank document and turn this selection into your new Photoshop brush.
The core steps : Start with creating your brush, defining it, and adding it to your palette! Let us draw a shape on black on a white background and see easiest way to do it.
Now to the steps on the easiest way to make a Photoshop brush.
1 ) New Document
1 ) Open PS and make a new document – 300 x 300 px and 72 DPI for good measure, make sure the background is set to white. ( You also work with other size and resolutions if you prefer )
2 ) Create Your Brush
2 ) Working in black and white (Shortcut ‘D’ for black and white) draw your brush shape (in black) onto your new document. For the sake of this tutorial, I have made mine a solid brush.
Create A Photoshop Brush
3 ) ‘Select’ The Brush
3 ) Either by using the marquee tool or Apple + ‘a’ to select all (CTRL + A for windows). And select the area or part you want to turn into your brush. For me, I wanted to use only the black splat in this example.
If you have selected the brush you want to define, you can go to the next step! Make sure you have selected your brush artwork. With selections, you may see ‘marching ants’ around your selection.
4 ) Define Brush
4 ) Go Edit > scroll down to ‘Define Brush Preset’ and click on or select it. label your brush, I called this one ‘blob’ and then click ‘OK’
Label Your Brush
5 ) You have created a brush in Photoshop!
Well done, you should now have designed your very own custom brush and saved it to your library. If you press ‘F5′ to look at your brush palette, you will see the brush you have just made listed at the bottom of your library.
Why not open a new document and test out your newly created Photoshop Brush, I hope you enjoy making more awesome brushes.
Hobbyists, businesses, and potential clients… this post is for you!
This post covers 3 simple ways for you to build a website for free, or almost free. This article is ideal for start-ups, hobbyists, and individuals looking to gradually build their online presence. All you need is a computer and internet access.
This post will cover the pros and cons of each system based on tried and tested experience.
It should be noted I am not affiliated with these companies
How to build a website for FREE – Summary Overview
To build a website for free, you can use a selection of tools, software, and hosting options to start creating your website with next to no upfront cost. Many DIY developers use platforms such as WIX and WordPress to build websites and blogs for free by learning the tools themselves. However, it should be noted that ‘Free’ is not always strictly free in the truest sense.
You can use WordPress’s free domain, for example, to save on money, but the hidden cost is that you are handing control and ownership of your website to their hosting. You are relinquishing a certain degree of control for speed, convenience, and ease. Whereas using your own hosting can save you potential headaches in the long run.
Instead of opting for a full website, website or brand owners also opt for an easy-to-maintain solution, such as having a ‘Facebook Business Page Only’ or solutions such as Blogger in the early stages of their website journey.
Although this is not the same as having a website for free, it can be a free starter block for having an online presence.
Here is a list of solutions to create a website for free.
How to get your free website up and running | Start building your website!
1 ) Use Blogger To Create a Website For Free
Not heard of Blogger? Blogger (blogspot) has been around for years and is part of Google. With Blogger, you can create your website or blog completely free!
Blogger is fine if you are looking to create a simple blog as a hobbyist or put something together quickly for a friend or relative. I have used Blogger as part of my ‘hobby and general stuff’ website, which I treated as a creative/personal dumping ground. You can see my personal blog here.
Blogger isn’t solely for amateurs. I have seen great examples of Blogger being used by professionals and semi-professionals, despite it being a free platform. Generally speaking, Blogger is used more by hobbyists than professionals, but this is not the case for all.
Due to Blogger’s low point of entry, it is a magnet for homemade, freebie, and hobbyist blog creators.
This website is a great example of what can be achieved with some dedication and willpower with its limited build function. The website – Print & Pattern – comes with a jobs board, products, and other pieces of information centred around graphic and surface pattern design.
I doff my cap… If I had one!
It might also be worth mentioning that you can also monetise your Blogger very easily using Adsense should you choose.
Blogger Pros :
– FREE – Blogger is free. You can set up an account today and start writing about your hobby or business pretty much right away.
– It’s reasonably easy to use – Blogger is relatively straightforward to use. Buttons in the left-hand navigation show what is what. All you need to do is create a “new post” and type away – as easy as that, although it is not without flaws.
– Can be polished – with a bit of thought and a lot of application and headache tablets, you can make your Blogger look professional.
– No fuss – You can set up a Blogger website quickly, you don’t need a coding guru to help.
Blogger Cons :
Typically regarded as unprofessional – if you are using a Blogger for a business website, it can frame you as an amateur. Blogger websites tend to have a dated appearance and people can more often than not tell something looks a bit ‘Home made’. In business, making a good impression is important and you want to avoid ‘Homemade’. Not all Bloggers’ are created by amateurs but many do use this platform as it is free.
If you must use Blogger, dress it well – I would go as far as trying to disguise it, otherwise your blog may say : “business run from a shed”. If you don’t expect to make money or use it for business, carry on!
Awkward code – know how I said to try and ‘dress it’? Now imagine trying to dress an excited squirrel! Well, It certainly won’t put its arms into the sleeves and neither will Blogger when it comes to making a pretty post! The code and interface can be very awkward to use if you are trying to tweak the alignment, paragraph, bold lettering etc it can reduce you to tears, and crash. It also adds a lot of junk HTML to your article, making it needlessly difficult to tailor in code view. Many hours have been wasted trying to make it play fair. From this perspective, I cannot recommend it.
You don’t really own it – Although it is free to use and as a free tool it is pretty good, it’s not your intellectual property. Should your Blogger be closed for some reason, you will lose all of your content with it. For ‘free’, you will relinquish control and imagine losing 5 years’ worth of posts. Back up your content if you decide to use Blogger.
SEO – although it’s not bad, I’m not convinced about its friendliness towards being seen by the search engines.
Blogger Verdict :
It’s good for hobbyists, it’s free, but there are other options that I would consider over Blogger. Generally, if you want a professional presence, I would use a better platform such as WordPress.
Creating Your Website For Free Verdict
Rating out of 5 :
1 = Poor | 5 = Excellent
Cost = 5
Ease of use = 2
Creation Efficiency = 1
Set Up = 4
Quality Of Websites ( On average ) = 2
Value = 2
Total = 16
Got more questions?
Create a website for free using WIX
Although I am less familiar with the pricing structure of Wix these days, WIX still claims you can build a website for free.
A viable option if you are considering free options to create a website!
Wix gets some unjust stick. Developers ( hardcore coders ) scoff at it because it is a ‘website builder’; the only real reason for this anti, is due to a combination of accessibility and snobbery. Wix, which can be used my non-coders, opens up the market and enables DIYers to attempt to make a website.
My opinion – WIX isn’t too bad! And if you are strapped for money and just starting out, then maybe consider this as a possible option in the beginning. WIX allows you to visually drag and drop your website together to create a design that you may not vomit over! You can even add the odd bit of code here and there to extend to track analytics. Not all bad, not all great in my opinion either.
Here is an example page & website I was part of when building a new website. I created both the UI and content for the page.
What is WIX like for building a website?
It’s pretty good in short… but there’s more to that story. I have used WIX in my past role to create an easy-to-maintain website without the need for code.
That’s well and good, but why use it? It’s accessible, free / cheaper, great for restricted budgets, and does the job. You don’t have to be a coder either.
WIX enables users to position page elements without having to hard-code everything. You can build your website or web page visually.
Imagine using a program like Microsoft Publisher, Photoshop or Canva to create a website from start to finish? No need to code, no headaches, no bar of entry!
There is more to website design than graphics, but for the sake of argument, I want to keep this post lean. You can make a website as a business owner or as a designer. For those who like a bit of code, you may be interested in reading a bit of theory and practice on PHP include.
WIX – you don’t need to be a Developer to make it work! The mess can be left down to the casual website developer instead. (Whoops, did I say that out loud ? )
Here are my shared experiences with the WIX website builder.
Creating a Website With Wix – Pros :
Neat & Tidy –An all-in-one neat little packaging with a relatively straightforward drag and drop interface to assemble your website.
Cheap – WIX comes with a range of pricing plans to suit a variety of budgets. It also comes with its own hosting packages. But stay alert to this! ( avoid getting locked in )
Cool features – It comes with some nice little integrated features such as a mail-list manager and an easy-to-use image library, you can also create a basic shop with it too.
Visual Designer – It’s great if you like to create websites visually, but please note, it’s not to be used for creating graphic design and banners.
Wix
Cons :
The responsive design was/is sub-par – arguably worse than Blogger. As a non-developer, you may be wowed initially by how easy it is to use, but what you see isn’t what you get. They call these WYSIWYG’s. What you see is what you get. Ironically, with website builders, be it Dreamweaver , Wix, or others, this is not always the case.
Inside WIX there used to be a button in the navigation menu that allowed you to set up a mobile version of the website… (Yes, you have to construct 2 versions of your website) The mobile version isn’t as standard, so you have to create 2 static versions of your website.
It isn’t very good at handling ‘fluid’ layouts when I last used it. They may have made changes to it now, but this is how it worked when I last used it.
Build twice, takes twice as long – Further to the point, you have to build twice or suffer a website that will not work properly on a smartphone. Eg can’t read text without zooming with fingers etc. This bad user experience will be passed onto your customers.
Clumsy fluid layout – As a designer this would be something I would pick up on. The default desktop website can have some somewhat awkward behaviour when it comes to viewing the website in different browsers. Fluid and responsive websites are not easy to build, and WIX certainly hasn’t mastered this yet.
Slow Down – If you have a large webpage with lots of elements and content this can overwhelm the WIX builder. You will find as you are dragging (pushing) elements around they start to lag and stick. This can become very frustrating if you are trying to work toward a tight deadline in a busy or demanding environment.
limited control with deeper development issues – With using a website builder such as WIX you surrender building more accessible a technically proficient website. It’s also trickier to get into the real nuts and bolts to solve somewhat basic issues.
Wix Verdict – Jack of all
Cheap
and cheerful and great for non-techies. This user-friendly website
builder is good if your are starting out. I have seen WIX used for
straight up brochure and small scale websites with great results and
if you are on shoe string it could be something to consider. WIX is
nice to use, quite slick and an intuitive piece of online software!
Not the cheapest, but ok.
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– just to the stress this from the previous point. Sometimes,
people think websites are static and they adopt their thinking to an
archaic approach to website design. Websites are no longer static and
it is best to avoid a website design in this way. If you would like
to know more about this feel free to send an
enquiry. //======================
Rating
out of 5 : : 1 = Poor 5 = Excellent
Cost
= 3 Ease of use = 5 Creation Efficiency = 3 Set Up =
4 Quality Of Websites = 2 Value = 3
Total
= 20
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WordPress is Free
WordPress
has been available for years! It has grown a very large and loyal
following that are building better product everyday. WordPress
is completely free to use,
its open source and has a large community of developers and agencies
available to help. If you have your own domain and hosting, using WP
is as simple as downloading and implementing it yourself. Certain
hosting companies come with one Click
installer
which can make installing very straight forward but this isn’t the
case for all hosting companies.
If
you don’t have hosting or a domain you can also set up your WP
hosting complete free
– WordPress > don’t panic!
You
can create very powerful website using
WP and
comes with a very large library of resources to build different types
of websites; stores, blogs, brochure sites, downloads sites, ticket
software etc etc – it’s vast and WordPress has gone way beyond
being just a blogging tool!
WordPress
is integrated with many 3rd
party companies which range from over automated email systems to
analytics. There is also themes which turn WP into a visual website
builder. All this plus the features mentioned before.
WordPress Cons
Hackers like it – being a victim of it’s own success and a large proportion of websites being made using WordPress, it’s a hackers paradise. If you have a very large scale website perhaps other options are better to consider.
Plugin’s can break – Although there are 1000’s of plugins on the WP market place some of them can fail over time if they are not maintained.
Needs to be maintained – WordPress needs TLC occasionally. Pay attention to your dashboard or email notifications if you need to update you current version of WP or its plugins.
Set up – WordPress can be a challenge from time to time when trying to install it on your own host. This can range from obscure incompatibilities or ‘access’ not being configured properly
Tricky to change – The default version of WP can be tricky to tailor without knowing your way around CSS or downloading a plugin. This is where using a developer could come in use if you decide to use WordPress.
Used a lot – due to a lot of websites using WordPress website can start to feel the same.
WordPress Pros
Progressive
& Powerful
– WordPress is always pushing forward with it’s technology and it’s
developer community are always improving the platform.
Community
– WordPress comes with large pool of knowledgeable developers
creating new functions and extending the function of the default
software through plugins and themes which can either be purchased or
downloaded for free.
Powerful
for no or low budget (FREE) –
you can create a professional and functional website with default
Wordpress software.
Do what
you like with it, more or less
– create your website today on your
own domain
and hosting you and can do what you choose with it – isn’t that
great!
Simple to use – It comes with a reasonably easy to use ‘dashboard’ – not too dissimilar to Blogger.
–
Plugins and Themes
– Just too much awesome to list. Also a lot of dross but there is
essentially a candy store of added functions to select from.
Rating out of 5 : : 1 = Poor 5 = Excellent Cost = 5 / (*1 ) Ease of use = 4 Creation Efficiency = 4 Set Up = 3 Quality Of Websites = 5 Value = 5
Total = 26 / (*22)
*Cost
variable due to free VS paid. As this article is about free and low
budget website solutions the score jumps from free to expensive
depending on whether you need a dev to help you.
WordPress Verdict : Great Value, Great quality
WordPress
is a good platform and worth considering if you want some flexibility
in what functions come with your website and whether you want to
change it at a later date. You may require developer to help you in
the beginning but after that, your WP site is yours to do with as you
choose.
That’s all! 3 Simple ways for getting a website online – in detail.
I hope this will offer some insight! If you are needing a Graphic Website Designer to help out with creating your business send me a message or if you have any queries about the listing above – also get in touch and will try my best to answer!
This article was written to give some guidance as how to go about creating a free website. This is based on my skills and experience. The opinions, based on my experience, are ‘my opinions’ and not that of others. Please bare in mind when making your business decisions on you website that you have considered what has been written and do your research thoroughly.
The scores were created for a bit of fun.
The platforms listed are tools. It’s down to you to offer great experience and value to the person reading it.
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