Webcomics Weekly Episode 64: LIVE! (on tape) from Comic Con
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Elizabth Gilbert, author of the bestselling “Eat, Pray, Love,” talks about how creativity has been conceptualized over the years — and the effects of those conceptualizations on creative people. This 18-minute presentation may very well reshape how you approach your own creativity. It will certainly make you think.
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Q: Can webcomics & affiliate marketing work together?
If yes, how would webcomics make affiliate marketing work for them?
How should creators encourage their readers to click on an affiliate link?
Besides Amazon & Chitika, any others worth recommending?
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The suggestion gets made by earnest fans regularly: “If you offered a calendar based on your comic, I’d buy it.”
I’ll deal with that lie in another post, but for now, let’s talk about the calendar as a part of your comic’s merchandise roster — and why you’ll want to give it careful thought.
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It’s the end of July. If you were in attendance at Comic Con International, you should have caught your breath by now. If not, perhaps this is the perfect time to start planning on how you’re going to get there next year. And since a journey of a thousand miles starts with the first step…
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Site Note: The site will not update while I attend Comic Con International. The site will resume live updates on Tuesday.
Packing for Comic Con? Here are a few preceeding posts that may come in handy.
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The newest Webcomics Weekly podcast is now up!
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Dave, Kris, Brad and Scott discuss the upcoming Comic Con International in San Diego. And headshots. It’s too close to the con to edit, so parents, cover your children’s ears! This one did not get the TV-Y7 rating!
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Comic Con International has established a “Webcomics Pavilion” — an area in which many webcomics are grouped to make it easier for fans to find their favorites. This is by no means a complete list of webcomics in attendance — Bill Barnes and Gene Ambaum of Unshelved are in the Independent Press Pavilion at booth 2300, for example — but it’s a good place to start.
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With Comic Con International just around the corner, here’s a brief overview of the webcomics-related panels you can look forward to. First, be sure to clear 2 p.m. Saturday for a special live Webcomics Weekly podcast.
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