How often do you guys update?

[Kaito26]

I usually update everyday... (Probably because most of the pages are predrawn by me a long time ago) But I was wondering... How often do people on here update?

[punkarsenic]

i update with two pages every week, and tend to draw 5 pages a week

[minerrale]

Most comics are updates once or twice a week, and have about 2-4 weeks buffer at the very least.
I write novels and update every other day on the main one and at least once a week on my short stories.
Then again there are some beasts like LordVincent who has many comics and updates them faster than anyone can follow XD

[fleohr]

I update every week 35+ panels each episode, so the flow can run very smoothly

[spicy_sweets]

I update every friday with 1.4k-2k words.

[LortiaMJB]

I managed toget a pretty decent buffer up so I went from updating once a week to twice a week, making 2 pages as my standard schedule. ^^ Since my pages are usually no more than 3-6 panels it's easy to keep up.

[Nullyish]

I update weekly with 6-8 panels. Lately I tried to have 10 panels but I can't keep up lol XD

[Shanny8]

I'm currently "on break", but when I am doing my comic, I usually update once a week.

[TheBryceKrispy]

I try to update once a week, if I'm feeling dangerous I update before then.

[beta1042]

I used to update weekly, but I want to slowly build buffer so I'm on an 8 day schedule now. updates are15-25 panels roughly

[joannekwan]

Once a week for each of my series. One page each for Heavy Horns and Sarota Springs. 2 pages for Demon House (usually).

[Daknight]

Once a week for me. I think most update once a week, depending on the comic style. Most short one (4 to 5 panels) tend to update twice a week. Currently I am working on one and plan to settle to updating that one twice a week and the main once a week.

[gh0stcr33p]

I update my comic every friday, usually evenings. my updates are usually 4-6 panels long... or 1-2 pages

[inbox_anime]

Due to lack of funds and being a one-man-army, I update 2-3 times a year

[ericsalinas149]

I do a short 4-panel gag-a-day comic strip. I update twice a week. I do longer 9-panel 'Sunday-style' comic strips and I update those every three weeks.

[Kura]

Usually everyday unless my health says otherwise. Though I will try to catch up on missed days by updating twice in one day the next time I am able to.

Right not I'm on a forced hiatus do to the power in my room needing to get fixed (all wall mounts are being replaces) and since I'm depending on family to do it is.... taking a while...

[kuromonoart]

It depends on the kind of comic you're making I think, I chose to update every 15 days since one episode will contain around 15-25 panels and I want to have plenty of time to polish them, of course I've thought of the slow audience growth that comes with it but I think it's better than updating too often and at some point you can't keep up with it and get burnt out. I think somewhere around 2-3 updates/month will suffice and satisfy the readers' hunger

[Wumbl]

I update every week, on mondays at the moment. I adjust my upload schedule each chapter depending on my situation.

Previously I was able to post multiple updates a week, but since I've moved and taken on a new job everything's different for me now and I've got less free time to work on it.

[andrew17]

Three times a week, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. I have comics written a few months in advance but draw them on a just-in-time basis, that way I come back to the scripts fresh and can judge whether they need rewriting to sharpen up the gag or make it clearer. It works well until I decide to go on vacation and then I have to draw and upload everything well in advance. As has just happened.

[ryoko]

Three times a week, M-W-F. I've finally got my buffer sort of back under control with almost 3 weeks of pages done. My job's schedule changes fairly frequently to include double shifts, so sometimes I'm running on no buffer, which is kind of stressful. I think as long as you set an update schedule that you can manage comfortably is the most important thing.