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One of the new features of this site is going to be helping you plan for your next convention. You’ll be getting e-mails reminding you to make travel reservations, book hotel rooms, ship merchandise, etc. You’ll even get a handy list to help you plan your packing a couple days before you leave.
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If you’ve been planning to buy a font from Comicraft, today’s the day. Every New Year’s Day, they run a sale in which the price of all of their fonts is based on the year.
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It’s the end of December, so this is a good time to start preparing the January To-Do List.
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In October, I alerted you to this:
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Over in the Forum, Matt launched a helpful thread called Webcomics New Years Resolutions. In this thread, people started listing their webcomics-related resolutions for the coming year.
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Passed along by John Wigger:
I’m currently redesigning my site to fit more of the important stuff ‘above the fold’ and in so doing I’ve been researching a few things to check on that.
Google has a tool that is fairly interesting for that. This feature google set up seems to be pretty handy for seeing how folks with varying resolutions will see your site. From Google’s Browser Size team:
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Webcomics.com will not update today or tomorrow as I spend a little quality time with my family. Have a wonderful holiday. We’ll resume next week.
One of the benefits of having a large archive is that you exponentially increase your potential pageviews as new readers catch up on previous comics.
But beyond that, how can you get more out of that stockpile of comics?
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Q: I see that some people include a transcript of their comic in the blog. Is this because the spiders that search engines use to classify the webpage can’t read the graphical text in the comic itself? Not everyone does it, though, so I was wondering if that was the reason.
— Matt
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