July was packed with practical, creator-focused advice at The Webcomics Handbook!
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Branding 101 — Your Social Media Profile
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Jul 7
It may sound counterintuitive, but clear communication beats cute and clever every time when it comes to branding. Your social media profile is no place for jokey talk and ambiguous phrases. Your profile needs to answer three questions...
Webcomics Confidential: Talent vs Skill
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Jul 8
Have you been told you’re talented? It feels good, right? But in this video, I’m going to tell you why it’s so much more important to focus on Skill rather than Talent.
You can check it out the Webcomics Handbook — free
How to Achieve a Healthy Work-Life Balance
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Jul 13
This is one of the most frequently asked questions we get on ComicLab — “How do I maintain a healthy work-life balance? Goal is to find a rhythm you can maintain without burning out.
Rethink the landing page
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Jul 14
Many of us recognize that readership on the Web has shifted. Our audience spends most of their online time on social media and apps. However, we know it’s important to have our own website where we can own and control our own work. But that website? It’s straight out of 2005.
How to do a reader survey
Jul 15
Reader surveys are an excellent way to get a better feel for your audience. Does your comic skew toward female readers? Do they tend to be younger or older? What are their other interests? Would they support a Kickstarter for a new book? What rewards would make them Patreon backers?
Do you know someone who is self-publishing a book?
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