As indie game creators, you love sharing the adventures you’ve created with others. But how do you maximize your reach and get your games into the hands of as many players as possible? You may want to have your game carried by games retailers, but if you haven’t already broken into retail distribution, where should you begin, and how can you optimize your game for success in a retail environment? In this session, we are speaking with experts who will demystify and offer advice on that process.

It’s been months of lead up, maybe years of work, but it’s happened—your table-top role-playing game crowdfunding was successful!...Now what? Today we’re reassembling our panel of experienced ttrpg publishers and crowdfunding aficionados to discuss: “Now What? Printing, Fulfillment, & Communications”.

Crowdfunding has fundamentally changed the way we make table-top role-playing games. That has its ups and downs, but at the end of the day—it’s never been easier to overcome your fears and get involved, if you know how. Today we’re going to help with that by chatting with experts who’ve succeeded, failed, and are here to de-mystify the process.

In this episode of Crowdfundr Roundtable Discussions, indie comic creators Patrick Lugo of Kids Comics Unite, Ken Lamug of Rabbleboy, and Alexis "Lex" Fajardo discuss what they have learned over the years about the indie comic world, specifically in the Kids & YA space. This session moderated by our friend Simon Maggots who himself is a creator and publisher at Contraband Media.

In this episode of Crowdfundr Roundtable Discussions, indie comic creators Jason Lapidus and Chris Sanagan of Group Of 7 Comics and Conan Tobias of Taddle Creek Magazine discuss what they have learned over the years about the indie comic world. This session moderated by our Jeff Robertson, who himself is a creator and publisher at Contraband Media.

In this episode of Crowdfundr Roundtable Discussions, indie comic publishers Matt King AKA kingmegatrip, Rocko Jerome of G.H.O.S.T. Agents, and John Anderson from Soaring Penguin Press discuss what they have learned over the years about what it takes to be a publisher in the indie comic world. This session moderated by our Jeff Robertson, who himself is a publisher at Contraband Media.

In this very first episode of Crowdfundr Roundtable Discussions, indie comic publishers Sean Michale Robinson from  Living The Line, Michel Vrana from Black Eye Books, and Keith WTS Morris from Chapterhouse Studios discuss what they have learned over the years about what it takes to be a publisher in the indie comic world. This session moderated by our Jeff Robertson, who himself is a publisher at Contraband Media.