24-Hour Comics Day is in a couple weeks — October 1st, to be exact. Here’s what you need to know…
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Unless you have a granular knowledge of advertising, demographics and a whole lot more, you’re probably wasting money on “plug-and-play” advertising like Google Ads and paid promotion on social-media. Here’s why…
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Cartoonists Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar discuss the fabulously underrated Butso Method for writing.
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Let’s face it. One of the biggest hurdles in growing a webcomic is reader retention. That’s why I want to encourage you to set aside time this month to develop (or improve) three different ways to introduce your comic to a newcomer. Here are some ideas:
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One of the smartest things you can do as your webcomic starts to transition from hobby to business is to establish a new bank account for your burgeoning venture. Keeping comics finances separate from your household income has several benefits. Here’s what you need to know…
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Successful social media relies on engagement. The more a post is engaged, the more widely it gets distributed. There are many forms of engagement.
Recently, an emotionally manipulative tweet about Patreon layoffs sparked yet another round of Patreon Panic. We’ll talk about navigating Patreon Panic in general, and then discuss this latest iteration specifically — and calmly.
The content you are trying to access is only available to members.People make decisions based on emotions first, and then they back it up with logic afterwards. So cartoonists Dave Kellett and Brad Guigar discuss effectively marketing your comic with feelings over facts.
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“Don’t quit your day job” is often used as an insult to artists to imply that they haven’t become successful yet. But I think we need to re-think this advice, because — for today’s artist — a day job is not a sign of an amateur. Rather, it’s an indication that the artist is doing what they need to do in order to succeed. And that’s worth celebrating.
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Welcome to September, and the kids are headed back to school. Let’s talk about what’s in store this month.
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