Eagle-eared Webcomics.com reader Sean Poppe passes this along:
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Thanks for your understanding while I was away enjoying a family vacation. Rest assured, I’m home now and regular updates to the site will begin anew on Monday.
After you have told all of your friends, coworkers and family members about your webcomic; and, you’ve added your site to all the webcomic directories you and Google can find, your attention might turn next to advertising sites such as Project Wonderful. No doubt about it, Project Wonderful is an excellent first step into the exciting world of paid advertising for your new webcomic. But, advertising costs money, so you need to be smart about it. Here’s some tips to get the most out of your Project Wonderful ad dollars:
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After a brief hiatus, we’re back and better than ever. You’ll find the first official post, the July To-Do List, beneath this one. But first, a few things.
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It’s July. Comic Con International is in three weeks. If you’re going, it’s time to triple check your prep, start getting ready to travel and brace yourself for the upcoming hurricane of comicky goodness.
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From the mailbag…
Can you provide any illumination on designing a site using WordPress and ComicPress? I hate to admit it, but my Web design skills are about 10 years out of date, and the sheer vastness of the ComicPress forums makes finding the help you need a daunting task. Is there any way that one could use Dreamweaver in design mode (not Code mode, please) to design a site using what seems to be a versatile CMS?
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Wizard World Philly is this weekend!
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In posting yesterday’s piece about the con-travel checklist, it occurred to me that, in the “How To Make Webcomics” book, we suggested keeping many of the items you use at a con in one container — a convention tool kit. Here’s an updated list.
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