One of the things that can really irk your audience is missing an update on the scheduled day. This is not good. Happy readers encourage others to check out your comic and are more likely to support you. However, as I know from experience, it’s not always easy to keep a schedule if you push yourself too much. Yes, a buffer will help combat this, but what happens when it runs out? You need to pick a schedule you can stick to. But, before you come up with a schedule, you need to figure out a few things:

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This post was kindly submitted by Tony Piro, who has given his kind permission to us to use it here.

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As webcartoonists careen down the uncharted territory of this new economy, it might be useful to take a quick peek in the rear-view mirror. Obviously, keeping one’s business viable during this challenging time is pretty daunting, but are there actually a few opportunities out there?

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Not long ago, Scott Kurtz posted an introspective piece here on Buffering. In it, he pondered if it was helpful or hurtful to have a large buffer.

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