Fun Stuff > MAKE

Promoting a webcomic?

<< < (3/3)

WebcomicUnderdogs:
You can also put pages up on mirror sites (Smackjeeves, Comic Fury, etc). This will help get the name out there, but don't put too many pages since you want to be able to tell people "hey, to read the rest of the story, come to my official website of here..." And then link them.

Being active in communities is also very important. The good thing about webcomics is that readers can easily interact with the creators, and a lot of the times that makes them appreciate the work way more.

eyebeast:
Active communities like Webcomics Underdogs... which I hear is pretty cool  :wink:

Seriously, I'm a member and it is  :-)

WebcomicUnderdogs:

--- Quote from: eyebeast on 11 Jul 2013, 03:47 ---Active communities like Webcomics Underdogs... which I hear is pretty cool  :wink:

Seriously, I'm a member and it is  :-)

--- End quote ---

Welllll THANK you, eyebeast! :) :) :)

LackOfGrace:
i'll check them out!

We started paying for advertisement through Project Wonderful.
Gets us a couple of clicks a day, so the reader base is growing.

eyebeast:
Project wonderful is pretty hit and miss, but if you get the right market it can be gold... I've had 4000+ extra hits a day when I'm advertising on sites that match what my comic is about...

Navigation

[0] Message Index

[*] Previous page