This is the second part to my SEO and Self-Publishing series gratis excel voor ipad downloaden. Previously I touched on the power of Keywords while building your website for your comic book images from pinterest. Today I’m going to look at Link Building. I’ll also apologize now for the length of that last one. Hopefully […]

SEO and Self-Publishing Part 1 (Keywords)
If you read my newest post today you’ll be aware that I’m starting a new series of articles aimed at teaching comic book creators about SEO. It’s a rather large topic so I won’t be able to cover everything I’m afraid but I’m going to do my best to cover off what I feel are […]

Writing Comic Scripts for the Artist
When you’re a comic writer just starting out it can be a little tricky finding that style to use when writing scripts. You’ll also find that no single artist/editor/person likes to read scripts the same way. That would be too easy wouldn’t it? No, what it really boils down to is preference. But, there are […]

The Art of Personal Branding
I think the How to… digital comic articles are done for the time being so this week I’m gonna change things up. This does however still fall in line with the topic of Making Comics. I want to talk about branding. One of the smartest things you can do as a budding comic creator is […]

How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 4 (Being Your Own Boss)
I wanted to talk about being your own boss last week but that post was running long. So to recap there’s been 3 parts already on my How to Make Digital Comics articles. You can find them all here. This week’s post is about how you can set up your own digital storefront directly on […]

How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 3 (Digital Distributors)
So far in Part 1 & 2 we’ve talked about creating file types and setting the proper page size and resolution for your digital comic. This week I want to talk a little bit about digital distributors and how you can go about selling your digital comic as well. When I first had the inkling […]

How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 2 (Page sizes and resolution)
After last week’s post on How to Make Digital Comics I quickly realized there is an awful lot of you out there looking for this kind of information. So thank you for dropping by and checking it out. Feel free to leave comments or questions as well! This week I want to talk about page […]

How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 1 (File types and creation)
When I re-did this website a few months back one of my primary objectives was to change how I was posting blogs. Most blogs post random snippets of art and the odd spattering of witty type fotos aus instagram herunterladen. I’d rather take a different approach for the next little while. I’m much more interested […]
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5 Tips for a Great Book Cover 09/05/2012
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SEO and Self-Publishing Part 3 (Domains and URLs) 07/19/2012
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How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 2 (Page sizes and resolution) 08/30/2011
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How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 1 (File types and creation) 08/23/2011
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How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 3 (Digital Distributors) 09/06/2011
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How to Make Digital Comics Pt. 4 (Being Your Own Boss) 09/13/2011
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5 Tips for a Great Book Cover 09/05/2012
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George Caltsoudas: Nope. If you send someone art that is 1536x248 (21...
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