The following people should submit the appropriate comic to Reddit (reddit.com/r/comics) on the requested day.
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If you’re running ads on a CPM (cost per thousand views) basis, it’s in your best interest to generate as many pageviews as possible. Priority One, of course, is to do the best comic you possibly can. Second on the list is to engender a sense of community among your fans. Third is maximizing your archives, and last month, I discussed a few thoughts about maximizing your pageviews by finding creative ways to send your readers back through your archives.
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Humor-based comic strips have an incredible power on the Web. As I’ve said before, they’re tailor-made to retain a dedicated readership — the kind a Web site needs to thrive.
Does that mean that a dramatic, longform comic can’t succeed on the Web? Of course it doesn’t. But I think that it means creators of these kinds of comics have to approach their craft somewhat differently than they would in a traditional print setting.
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Next week, we’re going to workshop a few of your ads. So if you have an ad that you’d like some feedback on, please post it here (or post a link to it). We’re talk about what you’re doing right and discuss where improvements can be made. Submit any kind of ad — leaderboard, skyscraper, square — and try to find ways you can get the most for your ad dollar.
I’m one of the Facebook “Evil Henchpeople”. I saw that in your right sidebar under Site Tools you have the little Facebook box there. I’m trying to find out how you did that. I have a Facebook page for my comic, and I have searched through all of my facebook functions to find the option but I don’t see it. I figured it out for twitter, but could you tell me where/how you found it?
— Jules
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One more site note: We’re going to separate the forum that existed before we switched to a subscription model. From here on in, please use the Private Forum. 🙂
We’ve posted our Terms of Service policy. Please take a moment to read it. 🙂
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Articles that had been submitted to Webcomics.com before it switched over to a subscription site have been hidden until the authors can approve of their use. If you’re looking for information that is hidden, please let me know. 🙂
One of the new features of this site is going to be helping you plan for your next convention. You’ll be getting e-mails reminding you to make travel reservations, book hotel rooms, ship merchandise, etc. You’ll even get a handy list to help you plan your packing a couple days before you leave.
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If you’ve been planning to buy a font from Comicraft, today’s the day. Every New Year’s Day, they run a sale in which the price of all of their fonts is based on the year.
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