How to see who is Sharing our comics

[Jelw]

In my experience, those who tend to dislike something online enough to share someone's work and diss it, are generally not the types to be silent to the creators themself too. Generally they're the type of person to seek attention and recognition with their hatred.
Besides, being paranoid about haters and trolls isn't going to get you anywhere.

[bmacbride]

On a related note, does Tapastic notify creators when their comics are featured on the front page or in a collection? I often get dramatic spikes in my traffic at times when I have not recently updated, and the only good explanation I can come up with for 100+ views/subs/likes/whatever in a day is that I was featured, but I've never been notified or emailed. An automated email when I got featured would be fine, but I want to know where my traffic is coming from, even if it's from Tapastic itself.

[brianorlando]

notify creators when their comics are featured on the front page or in a collection

We totally want to do this. This is something that we've all talked about and are planning to include it in a future update.

[raymundnell]

Yeah, I have a question. Is it counted when other people share an already shared post of the comic outside tapastic? Or only the direct shares from tapastic are the only ones counted?

I have this one episode that has 1.2k shares which is very surprising because my next highest shared episode is 200 shares. Look at this picture.

I only have 183 subscribers in this series.

I'm actually happy with the number but I just don't understand. Maybe it was featured? But the view count is quite normal compared to the other episodes. Or maybe it's a technical error?

just curious..... @michaelson (I hope you don't mind me tagging you ^v^)

[purrlpankras]

Would be great if they even shared my stuff. //shot

[michaelson]

I have this one episode that has 1.2k shares which is very surprising because my next highest shared episode is 200 shares. Look at this picture.

Depends on where it's being shared. I believe Facebook counts things differently - it factors in total number of engagement per shared post (i.e. let's say that one person shared your episode, but 22 people liked that post, then on your share count on Tapastic, it would show a total of 23). It's weird, but that's sort of how Facebook works so we can't change that.

[raymundnell]

That makes sense! XD Thanks michael. ^^