From the Legalzoom* newsletter:
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ECONTALK, an interesting podcast about economics, recently featured a fascinating discussion that relates directly to the business of webcomics. Listen closely for a thought-provoking anecdote about when the Red Cross started charging for coffee and donuts in WWII.
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This Pro Tip comes from our own Tara Tallan from a Private Forum discussion, but it’s so deceptively simple and elegant, I wanted to pull it out front in case anybody missed it.
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Twitter made some pretty big announcements at a Twitter developers’ conference in San Francisco earlier this month. Since so many of us use Twitter as a marketing tool, it’s good to be prepared for what seem to be pretty exciting changes.
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I will be at the Calgary Comics Expo and I won’t be back until Wednesday. I know you guys are going to have questions about the Transcon deal, but please be patient until I am able to get back to the states.
Transcontinental is going to become the official offset printer of Webcomics.com, offering all members a 10% discount on printing.
Please note, this discount may not be used in addition to any previously existing preferred pricing you may have with Transcontinental.
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Facebook now allows you to add a Like button to your Web site. Now you can allow your readers to tag your comic with a “Like” that will appear in their Facebook profile — just as if it were on Facebook. What this allows you to do is have the now common ‘like’ button which we see inside Facebook on any of your websites. You can to do this is through an iframe like this:
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Your Google PageRank is used by Google to gauge the quality and popularity — and that helps determines how near the top your site appears during a search for pertinent keywords. (The exact formula is Google’s trade secret.) If you want to be near the top in as many keywords as possible, it’s a good idea to maximize your PageRank. This is called Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and what we’ll discuss here is the tip of the iceberg.
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From the Harvey Awards committee:
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Since I know we had a lot of Webcomics.com members at the show, let’s do a little C2E2 wrap-up. Feel free to join in the discussion with your thoughts as a show exhibitor or as a potential exhibitor next year. Here are some bullets:
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