To anyone with low/crawling readership

[sebastien181]

Like my pal Drake says, you can start from the bottom and make it here!

[adamblackhat]

First, thanks for namedropping Webtoon. I had not heard of that one. ^.-

Second, yeah, that's a huge help, the occasional little bits of encouragement...a few people subscribe and I'm happy. Someone comments and I want to do backflips. I can only hope.

[adamblackhat]

Yeah, it's really opened my eyes! Especially with avenues such as Twitter - creators are SO present and SO available. In my mind, I build everyone up to be untouchable, but a lot of people are just as anxious and desperate to please as I am. XD

[marygold]

@adamblackhat it's kind of sad when you see people with over 400 subscribers but they only get 4-10 comments per chapter. Shout out to the comic Stormfall! It's really good!

[demthorshie]

Yeah, that's what I think as well. Subscriber numbers aren't always the end all, be all of everything here. Reader interactions and general reader enjoyment is just a lot more meaningful to me imo. :3

[acealmansoori]

Best advice is to market yourself and your comic. As you said, you need to be out there. By either going on forums, talking to people, and so on. Thank you and good luck to you let's hit that 50 sub count >w<

[StevenDacasin]

I love you

[marygold]

@StevenDacasin We're all part of the tapastic family 😝 Let's make it to the fifties (then the hundreds) together!

[Dan_Lucifer]

yeah, that's a long journey let's fight!!!

[dracomarl]

@marygold I just post to my art tumblr, which I've had for a while. It's a pretty solid way to connect interested people to everything you want them to know about or involve them in, and remind them "oh hey, my comic is around and now there's new stuff!" is always a good way to get people who aren't following or keeping track on their calenders or whatever to view your content.

[scullpanda]

One day my 5 will turn into 50 I believe

[marygold]

Yes! Look foreword to it