You got this! Also, I've been running a webcomic for a few years, if you need any advice, hmu. There's a really great advertising service that recently launched that i can link you.
Ooooh yeah I might look at advertising the comic when there's more pages, for now I'm using google's adsense for ads but if you could drop me the name of the service, I'll check it out!
ComicAd Network, it's really great. Replaced an old service called Project Wonderful that was also great but went outta business.
Hard to make a ton of cash, but you can funnel what you got right back into advertising your comic. Making ads is really easy and new sites are signing up daily. I suggest searching for comics similar to yours and tailoring your ads specifically to them, people WILL notice the extra effort (I've done this before with much success).
Yo, thanks! I'll check that out and hunt down webcomics that are like mine (I'm not so familiar with comics of this particular genre so that could be a while).
Other than that, are there any online catalogues/collections that can help people find it (and do these platforms typically require you to host your work on their platform)? Any groups/pages you know of that maintain catalogues of webcomics and share recommendations and such?
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You got this! Also, I've been running a webcomic for a few years, if you need any advice, hmu. There's a really great advertising service that recently launched that i can link you.
4 years, 5 months ago
Ooh thank you! Advertising as in ads promoting your webcomic or ads that get displayed on your webcomic page?
4 years, 5 months ago
Both!
4 years, 5 months ago
Ooooh yeah I might look at advertising the comic when there's more pages, for now I'm using google's adsense for ads but if you could drop me the name of the service, I'll check it out!
4 years, 5 months ago
https://www.comicad.net/?r=28dc6L0K
ComicAd Network, it's really great. Replaced an old service called Project Wonderful that was also great but went outta business.
Hard to make a ton of cash, but you can funnel what you got right back into advertising your comic. Making ads is really easy and new sites are signing up daily. I suggest searching for comics similar to yours and tailoring your ads specifically to them, people WILL notice the extra effort (I've done this before with much success).
4 years, 5 months ago
Yo, thanks! I'll check that out and hunt down webcomics that are like mine (I'm not so familiar with comics of this particular genre so that could be a while).
Other than that, are there any online catalogues/collections that can help people find it (and do these platforms typically require you to host your work on their platform)? Any groups/pages you know of that maintain catalogues of webcomics and share recommendations and such?
4 years, 5 months ago