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NSFW comics and Patreon

I started my Patreon campaign in April 2014 at about $100/month. Over the next six months, it had risen to about $400/month, and it flatlined there for the next seven months.

In May 2015, I announced NSFW comics for backers at the $10 level and higher. By the end of the month, my total had risen to about $1,200/month — almost tripling the previous month’s total!

And, almost every day since, I’ve added at least a couple backers.

How did I find myself doing NSFW comics for my Patreon backers? Let’s start at the beginning.

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by Brad Guigar on June 8, 2015
Posted In: Art, Business, Marketing / Social Media
└ Tags: NSFW, Patreon
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