When did you have your biggest jump on subscribers

[AdrenalineShots]

Did you get featured or did you not have a jump and everything has been slowly going in the right way?

[GesuGesu]

I was on the daily snack some year or two ago. I got a 1000 jump in total subscribers

[indagold]

I have seen my comic in trending though honestly I think I only got jumps of subscribers if something is actiony/suspense is going on.

[ZombieOwl]

For me, it was the first four months. I got about 75subs/month and was posting twice a week. I believe I kept posting that frequently for a while after, but I didn't have that much visibility as I wasn't "new and noteworthy" anymore

It'd be pretty cool to get a spotlight/daily snack someday

[SilverLugia456]

That would be a few days ago and it was like a 10 subber count jump. I'm still fairly new to the site so I'm not expecting to experience a lot of subber count jumps but its great to see it when it does happen.

[Merle]

Tappastic definitely bagan to grow a lot more when I made a lot of creator Friends; and then again when I finished my first comic and dove into the second one with a lot more experience and better Art.
For Webtoon, I can say as soon as you have that sweet "1K" sign on your thumbnail, people do subscribe a lot more.

[darkone4587]

I've just barely made 25 total subs, but I've jumped this month thanks to being more active on the forums.

[thekinginthesun]

I think it was a daily snack (never got to actually see it), but I had a 600 sub jump overnight last year

[han0211]

Same goes for me . I'm hoping to get featured on daily snack though .

[Hexigate]

Biggest jump was when I first got active in the forums a while back. That seems to be my biggest help...Dunno why.

[Tanako]

As for me ummm i think it was when i transitioned into BL comics. I've always worked on Heterosexual comics where the love interest is man& woman. but as soon as i started Strings and Time, i got a good head starts then i was featured several times in the trending so it went up a bit. as of right now i think it slowed down tho. but i have a bigger fan base on webtoon. either way, the key is "CONSISTENCY", if you can post religiously you should see an improvement.

[Velome]

Speaking of the english version of my comic, my biggest jump was in April; I got 5 subs in that month!

[eochoa92]

Happened in January.
I don't know how it happened, but a story I put out got a spike in views and subscribers.
Unfortunately, the episodes that followed failed to reach even half of what the first one did.

[feuersichel]

I'm one of those with slow but steady growing. Since my art got better, more people got interested and I have 57 readers now. And I think that's totaly fine, as my art is still improving and my first chapters looking bad.
A while ago I stoped carring too much about the numbers and just enjoy making comics

Also a nice icon realy helps, because it's the first thing, people see.

[Im_moron]

when I went on the tapas forums and linked my comic

like this

Doomed one(s) | Tapas

[Rosso]

while consistency is definitely important, it seems to me the key is clearly to transition into BL haha XD;;
there is not much you can do if the audience is not interested in a m/f love story, but there is something to be said when you got featured multiple times only after starting a BL story (and i'm pretty sure your other stories where just as good to begin with)

[spicy_sweets]

When my novel was featured on staff picks and noteworthy in July.

[Nullyish]

Mine was on the third or fourth day after publishing my story. I got 40 subs. It was 2 years ago. Then sub just raise gradually I guess.

[zigmenthotep]

I got 16 in October, not sure why, it's all been downhill since then.

[kaiwang868]

I had the biggest jump in subs when I was featured in the Noteworthy Novels section. Right now I'm seeing some big growth in subs for my current work ELINA because it's being featured there

Elina | Tapas