Since its launch in 2009, Kickstarter has been a place to fund your next business idea.
On Tuesday, the company announced that it is opening up the service and offering new features, including an in-house marketing team to help users maximize the money they raise, and an option to keep the door open for more backers, even after a campaign ends.
“Here’s what we know: It takes more than money to bring an idea to life,” said Kickstarter CEO Everette Taylor in a Tuesday announcement. “You need solid marketing, to reach and grow your audience, a good grasp of fulfillment logistics, constant communication with your backers, and dependable connections with distributors
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