What's more important? Views or Subs? Or are they equally important?

[scythe]

Views all the way. Only a small % of my subs actually read my updates.

[Zaboem]

A view might be a loyal reader who visits Tapas only for your project and thus doesn't ever bother to register with the site. Maybe a View is a person who read some, did not like it, and then did not subscribe. Then again, a view might be a bot scraping the website to update Google for all I know. I don't understand the Views stat, so I don't trust it.

Subs? Eh, I have next to none, so I try to not think about that.

[Agent1Alaska]

I think that the amount of views on the lowest viewed episode and the amount of subs is equally important. Just because someone has clicked on the work (or even subscribed), doesn't mean they're interested enough to read through the whole thing.

And then there are those views you get on each episode without any advertising within a week of updating. Those are most probably the dedicated readers (whether they're all subscribers or a mixture of subscribers and silent readers, you can never really know) who are the most important to have.

[awesomefeelsman]

The people, the fans, the one's who love your work.