(voting poll) How many subscribers do you have added usually every time you update on Tapas and on Webtoon?

[Scarlet_Cryptid]

I was counting the week between updates, not just the day of, so in that case for me Tapas is an average of 1-2 per update. Webtoon seems to be holding steady at roughly half of my Tapas subscribership. Currently, I stand at 21 on Tapas, and 9 on Webtoon.

[irene_addler]

I typically get 0-1 on Tapas, and 1-2 on Webtoon, but it depends. There have been several updates in a row where I've gone without any new subs on either platform.

[pilot-obvious]

Usually gain 1-3 on Tapas, but on particularly good update days, I'll lose 3 or 4.

[rajillustration]

It depends on the comic or novel. For my stuff that has been going for a long time, that stuff plateaued, so I only get 1-5, if it's not a non-zero number (it's often a zero number) For my new comic (which is what I counted for the poll), it's still shiny so I get 5-10 on both, but it gets a boost for being new. While my Webtoon numbers are a smidgeon better, it's about the same on both.

[writercynknapp]

Season timing is more important. Generally, readers subscribe just a week or two after school terms start (fall, winter, spring). So this is a lull time right now (until September).

Good quality art and stories and posting consistency really helps attract subscribers, but that is not something I have experience with.

[cyborgmermaid]

When I was featured on the front page it was around 10 per day but usually 0-1 per week

[Rhonder]

Both of my series had a "Burst Period" towards the beginning with higher than average numbers on both platforms, and then settled down into ~0-1 on Webtoons and ~1-5 on Tapas.

[akiocha]

forget 0, where is the negative option. The actual posting of episodes on my comic has always resulted in an immediate reduction of followers followed by an increase in followers maybe a day or two afterwards hahah.

[PaleOcra]

Hey where is 0? Mine is 0 on Tapas for a year. about 1per chapter in Webtoon.

[diamondactor]

I kinda don't pay attention to the numbers anymore. If you don't know how to market it doesn't matter how good your series is you'll never get subs. Numbers have no barring on the story. They only matter if you want to make money. Some people post because it makes them happy and that's a form of success too.

[amilcardraws]

[hakei]

Update day, I barely see any movement (sometimes even negative numbers LOL) . Throughout the week though, that's when I pick up some new readers.

[Pommie]

There's gotta be a 0 for Tapas cause man LOL it takes 20 years for me to get subs on it

[GloamingCat]

Thank god I'm not the only one lol
I wonder why is that

[Azifri]

Whatever I said before I take it back. This month I got negative subs :'D

[Axur]

I get 5-10 per weekly update, but sometimes at the end of the week I end up with slightly less than at the beginning (-11 -12)

Also fun fact I've been on the staff picks a few times and every time it has been vastly different, I don't remember the exact numbers but the first time I went from 100subs to 600, second and third time I gained 50 each, I pretty much didn't even noticed, fourth it was about 300subs, soo I guess it's just luck and whatever mood people are feeling at the moment

And another thing, the only way to keep my numbers from decreasing along the week seems to be bringing traffic from outside which is an entirely different beast