Demand for comics

[JimJom]

So i changed my schedule and after I done that i changed it again because it was still quiet hard.
However, I then realised that my views dropped, and quite alot I might add. What do you think would be the best schedule for someone who is still in school.
Just incase you want to know, my past schedules were;
Comic every day
then
comic every two days.
And currently
comic on the weekends.
It's not so much the drawing that takes time, it's making a good idea.
E
example of my work.

[OccasionalNightmares]

My suggestion for a good schedule would be, "release an update in intervals as often as possible that allow you to maintain the schedule and not get burnt out." In other words, do as much as possible without putting undue burden on your schedule or your enjoyment of making the comic. An unsustainable schedule is worse than a relatively infrequent one, and an unfun schedule is even worse than an unsustainable one, since you'll rapidly learn that even in school, you often have time in bigger supply than motivation.

[SleepingPoppy]

If you're putting out fewer pages you're inevitably going to drop some in page views. In the long run, though, a schedule you can maintain is going to get you farther than if you burn yourself out trying to crank comic after comic out. You have to think long term.

Take the time to build up a buffer, too! That way if you're sick or have an emergency you don't have to worry.