Today’s Composition Hot Seat will focus on Keystone and Juniper.
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If you haven’t, you’ll want to read the primer on Google DFP from last week.
Having had a little experience with DFP, I wanted to share some more of my experiences.
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Today’s Comosition Hot Seat focuses on A La Mode.
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Today’s Composition Hot Seat focuses on Tomes of Atlantis.
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Today’s composition Hot Seat will focus on Shazram.
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Once again, I have the great joy and honor of thank you, the members of Webcomics.com, for another amazing year of independent comics on the Web.
If you want some idea of how proud I am over the strength of this site, just look back at the day I originally announced that this site would be moving to a subscription model. There are 272 replies — many of them foretelling the failure of the new Webcomics.com. As we move into our fourth year, I think it’s safe to say that they were wrong.
It’s impossible to add up the value of the shared information, insight and perspective that has taken place on this site. Thank you for your participation on the site posts. Thank you for launching and advancing discussion in the Private Forum. And thank you for your passionate-but-civil discussions in the critiques and Hot Seats.
When I started this site in 2009, I had a vision for the potential that a site like this could have. And, with your help, Webcomics.com has become all of that and more.
For 2013, I can promise you that I’m going to work my hardest to keep making this site everything that it can be — consistent, valuable posts about the topics that help you as a webcartoonist, exclusive member benefits, amazing constructive discussion, and tremendous sharing of knowledge among serious pros.
If you’ve been here for the whole three years, I can’t tell you how much I value that vote of confidence. And if you just got here, you’re in for a fantastic twelve months.
This was mentioned in an unrelated thread, so I wanted to put it out front in case you missed it.
Passed along by member Sean Poppe, this app is called IFTTT, which stands for “If This Then That.” From their site:
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Passed along by “How To Make Webcomics” co-author Dave Kellett, here’s a simple way to stop people from scraping [“hotlinking”] your comic. From the site:
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As I did last year, I thought I’d share some things I did this year and discuss their effectiveness.
Last year, my list looked like this:
This year, I experimented with several plug-ins and third-party add-ons to my site — in part because I wanted to be able to speak intelligently about them here. Here are a few thoughts on how some of them have worked out:
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Thanks, mainly, to the helpful video that member Chris Hanel posted in the Private Forum, I finally figured out what I was doing wrong with DFP. In the spirit of the long-running tradition of “I screw up so you don’t have to,” here’s a brief overview of setting up DFP right the first time.
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