Setting a Price
We spoke about this in the forum last week, but I want to get it out front in case anyone missed it.
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We spoke about this in the forum last week, but I want to get it out front in case anyone missed it.
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This is not an exclusive deal for Webcomics.com subscribers, but I want to make sure you’re aware that the special deal Endicia set up for Webcomics Weekly listeners is still active.
Endicia enables you to print your own postage on your computer (Mac and PC). We talked about it extensively during this Webcomics Weekly podcast.
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Join Scott, Kris, Dave and I as we talk with Jim Demonakos, show organizer for Emerald City Comic Con. We preview the premiere comic convention of the U.S. northwest, get an exclusive announcement, and fall into more ratholes than you can shake a stick at. Episode 67.
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As part of this continuing series on using Google Analytics to its fullest, I’d like to talk about using its tracking abilities to chart the performance of an ad that you create for your comic.
To do this, we’ll set up a landing page for the ad (as discussed here).
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With Seattle’s Emerald City Comic Con this weekend, I thought it would be a good time for a little round-up of some of the great travel advice featured on Webcomics.com. Safe travels, everyone.
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Scott, Brad, Dave and Kris get hyped for the epic Emerald City Comicon this weekend (March 13 and 14, 2010) in Seattle, WA with special guest Jim Demonakos.
With convention season in full swing, and taxes right around the corner, it’s pretty easy to get overwhelmed. And it’s easier still to start forgetting to do important things.
You probably have a To-Do list scribbled on a piece of paper or you’ve attempted to use a digital substitute such as Things.
But just looking at the list is enough to give you hives.
OK. Take a breath. Let’s regroup.
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