Since I first wrote this article a few years ago, many things have changed. Your new readers will only bite if the cover of the book is worth it. Even more importantly, make sure you have a kickass thumbnail/banner to represent it. Just make sure to place your comic in the right category and that your comic is readable without effort from a mobile device. Webtoon, Tapastic, SmackJeeves, Graphite and other big comic websites that allow self-publishing have their own ways to promote new and fresh content. If youвЂ™re on a platform that has already its own readership youвЂ™ll be able to get your first readers without making too much effort. Where to start? Posting on webcomics platforms. In no time youвЂ™ll be able look back at your first panels and happily cringe, like we all did (and then youвЂ™ll keep on doing that for the rest of your life) ^_^ Your art will inevitably improve if youвЂ™re consistent enough. More competition means that in order to be recognizable, artists have to make an extra effort with their content. Not only the number of comics available online is gigantic, but the average quality is steadily growing. Nowadays there are already so many creators out there that is really hard to make your voice heard.

Getting your first readers is by far the hardest step of the whole process. Time to move on to the next level! REACH OUT FOR YOUR FIRST READERS вЂ“ make connections in the webcomics community and embrace feedback from other creators вЂ“ choose the best place where to publish your comic according to your needs and goals вЂ“ own your identity online on as many platforms as you can If you missed the first part (вЂњIntroductionвЂќ) you can find it here. This is the second part of my вЂњHow toвЂќ webcomics in 2020 article.

Uploading comics to webtoon app