rkolter wrote:What I was most pleased about in November is that I got married, went away for a two week hiatus, and the day I returned to the strip I had the highest one-day unique visitor number I've ever gotten.
I, too, was pleased by your two weeks hiatus in November.
In November Halo 2 popped up in comics everywhere and HBO started writing about them, so I decided to act like an obnoxious attention whore and point them in the direction of my comic (hey, I actually did have Halo 2 comics before the release date was even known
I managed to get the first chapter done in 23 pages. Now, in decemeber, I'm working on the "Chapter One Special Download Edition" which contains the whole first chapter in one swf file and several nice gimmicks and extras. Hope its finished by saturday.
Other than that I'll be starting chapter 2 and hope to get a lot more readers....somehow....
maybe if I use magic
To be honest, I haven't a clue. ^^ I don't really pay all that much attention. I only update once a week, anyway. I know there are a few people who read my comic, but if my readership increased or decreased in November, I wouldn't notice the difference. I did pass out my URL to a couple of kids in my Japanese class, though.
For December I'm kinda on psuedo-hiatus. I've been requesting guest art and what not, because I don't want to be idle, but I do have Finals coming up. And if you saw the letter my sensei is having us study for our final, you'd probably understand why I'm panicking a bit. He's making us study a letter from the end of the book when we haven't even covered half of it! >.<
I've also been working slowly (really slowly) on redoing the earlier pages of GoT, which suck. And I've been nagging my mom to buy me a desk, cause not having one to draw on also sucks. But I've been doing that for months, so I guess it doesn't count.
rkolter wrote:What I was most pleased about in November is that I got married, went away for a two week hiatus, and the day I returned to the strip I had the highest one-day unique visitor number I've ever gotten.
I, too, was pleased by your two weeks hiatus in November.
Aw now that's just mean.
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Keffria wrote:This was a record month for me -- 300 extra visits (over the course of said month), which may not seem too impressive to three-quarters of you forum-goers, but my comic is not exactly a ... um ... reader-magnet.
Your extra visits this month are more than two and a half times how many I get as a main staple.
;>.>
Aw, Luprand... *bookmarks your comic to read and eventually randomly link*
*realizes she didn't make any predictions...* I'm hoping to have time to draw some fanart this month; aside from being a nice thing to do, it generally nets you linkage.
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mattgo210 wrote:How did you fair and what did you accomplish in November and what do you have planned for December?
Well, November went pretty good. I restarted the series in a new format and design, as well as updated consistently for the entire month, so not bad. However, it's sort of a shallow victory, since I only update on Mondays right now. Damn you, school!
