Comments for Nifty Comics Online http://www.niftycomics.com Welcome to the New Legends Mon, 10 Aug 2009 01:24:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 Comment on The Nifty News: Nifty Comics Returns with the Cadre and Aircel Comics! by Letters from Terrok » Archive » Rhemmiel mentioned in the Nifty News! http://www.niftycomics.com/2009/08/09/nifty-comics-returns-with-the-cadre-and-aircel-comics/comment-page-1/#comment-189 Letters from Terrok » Archive » Rhemmiel mentioned in the Nifty News! Mon, 10 Aug 2009 01:24:44 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/?p=113#comment-189 [...] What’s probably more exciting than either of these things, though, is getting mentioned in the Nifty News! [...] [...] What’s probably more exciting than either of these things, though, is getting mentioned in the Nifty News! [...]

]]> Comment on Comic Book Publishing — Marketing Techniques for Dummies by Angel http://www.niftycomics.com/2007/09/19/comic-book-publishing-marketing-techniques-for-dummies/comment-page-1/#comment-182 Angel Sat, 04 Apr 2009 12:10:34 +0000 http://niftycomics.com/wordpress/2007/09/19/comic-book-publishing-marketing-techniques-for-dummies/#comment-182 found the article interesting and informative, funny enuf i'm working on my business plan. helped out, thank appreciate it found the blog by accident. found the article interesting and informative, funny enuf i’m working on my business plan. helped out, thank appreciate it found the blog by accident.

]]> Comment on Submissions by The Submission Guidelines for every Comic and Manga Publisher in the Universe | Optimum Wound http://www.niftycomics.com/submissions/comment-page-1/#comment-180 The Submission Guidelines for every Comic and Manga Publisher in the Universe | Optimum Wound Tue, 17 Mar 2009 19:29:07 +0000 http://niftycomics.com/wordpress/submissions/#comment-180 [...] Nifty Comics is taking submissions. Page rate for finished artwork is $15/page. They pay half of the total art fee once half the artwork has been turned in and the remainder upon delivery of final art. All work is work for hire. Writing proposals should be no longer than five pages. Pencilers, Inkers, Letterers, & Colorists can send photocopies of original illustrations. [...] [...] Nifty Comics is taking submissions. Page rate for finished artwork is $15/page. They pay half of the total art fee once half the artwork has been turned in and the remainder upon delivery of final art. All work is work for hire. Writing proposals should be no longer than five pages. Pencilers, Inkers, Letterers, & Colorists can send photocopies of original illustrations. [...]

]]> Comment on Cadre Issue #6 by State of the Union : Redhanded Studios http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/10/22/cadre-issue-6/comment-page-1/#comment-169 State of the Union : Redhanded Studios Thu, 08 Jan 2009 18:19:16 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/?p=84#comment-169 [...] other things not completely Red Handed coming out soon! Click on over to Nifty Comics and check out Cadre #6, out right now! Thsi issue starts my writing/scripting run on the Cadre series that runs through [...] [...] other things not completely Red Handed coming out soon! Click on over to Nifty Comics and check out Cadre #6, out right now! Thsi issue starts my writing/scripting run on the Cadre series that runs through [...]

]]> Comment on Comic Book Marketing Techniques: Combat Customer Apathy – Ignore customers at your own risk by Strip News | ArtPatient.com http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/09/11/comic-book-marketing-techniques-combat-customer-apathy-ignore-customers-at-your-own-risk/comment-page-1/#comment-147 Strip News | ArtPatient.com Fri, 07 Nov 2008 13:04:20 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/?p=62#comment-147 [...] Dunno, but free will have the edge on $4.00 comic books in such times. And here’s a Nifty article about what Stan Lee knows about comic [...] [...] Dunno, but free will have the edge on $4.00 comic books in such times. And here’s a Nifty article about what Stan Lee knows about comic [...]

]]> Comment on Comic Book Marketing Techniques: Combat Customer Apathy – Ignore customers at your own risk by NiftyMat http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/09/11/comic-book-marketing-techniques-combat-customer-apathy-ignore-customers-at-your-own-risk/comment-page-1/#comment-135 NiftyMat Thu, 02 Oct 2008 16:58:07 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/?p=62#comment-135 Albone: Following up with and maintaining your current customers is essential. The thing to remember is that it is much easier to make a second (or third, or fourth) sale to a return customer than it is to develop an all new one. If you've got someone you know is interested in your product enough to have already made a purchase, then you need to do whatever is possible to keep them coming back for more. - Mat Nastos www.niftycomics.com Albone:

Following up with and maintaining your current customers is essential. The thing to remember is that it is much easier to make a second (or third, or fourth) sale to a return customer than it is to develop an all new one. If you’ve got someone you know is interested in your product enough to have already made a purchase, then you need to do whatever is possible to keep them coming back for more.

- Mat Nastos
http://www.niftycomics.com

]]> Comment on Comic Book Marketing Techniques: Combat Customer Apathy – Ignore customers at your own risk by Albone http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/09/11/comic-book-marketing-techniques-combat-customer-apathy-ignore-customers-at-your-own-risk/comment-page-1/#comment-134 Albone Thu, 02 Oct 2008 16:51:32 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/?p=62#comment-134 Thanks for the excellent advice (as always). I was doing the follow ups with my latest special but I didn't realize the importance of it, or that its a good idea to follow up after 90 days. I like all of that, especially giving the customer some incentive to come back. Thanks for the excellent advice (as always). I was doing the follow ups with my latest special but I didn’t realize the importance of it, or that its a good idea to follow up after 90 days. I like all of that, especially giving the customer some incentive to come back.

]]> Comment on Comic Book Marketing, Part VII: Getting your affiliate program started by NiftyMat http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/03/29/comic-book-marketing-part-vii-getting-your-affiliate-program-started/comment-page-1/#comment-101 NiftyMat Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:45:36 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/03/29/comic-book-marketing-part-vii-getting-your-affiliate-program-started/#comment-101 Albone: Thanks for the new comment and the very kind words. Based on its subject (Wreslting), I think your book will do very well once you get enough content together for a trade paperback release. Professional Wrestling is huge and you'll have a lot of opportunity for crossover. Get your affiliate programing going as fast as you can and start building it. I'm still surprised no one has really followed through with that suggestion yet - allowing reviewers to use affiliate links is great way to help both sides (reviewer and publisher). Thanks again and feel free to post any questions you've got (or email them to me) and I'll try to address them in an upcoming video. M Albone:

Thanks for the new comment and the very kind words. Based on its subject (Wreslting), I think your book will do very well once you get enough content together for a trade paperback release. Professional Wrestling is huge and you’ll have a lot of opportunity for crossover. Get your affiliate programing going as fast as you can and start building it.

I’m still surprised no one has really followed through with that suggestion yet – allowing reviewers to use affiliate links is great way to help both sides (reviewer and publisher).

Thanks again and feel free to post any questions you’ve got (or email them to me) and I’ll try to address them in an upcoming video.

M

]]> Comment on Comic Book Marketing, Part VII: Getting your affiliate program started by Albone http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/03/29/comic-book-marketing-part-vii-getting-your-affiliate-program-started/comment-page-1/#comment-100 Albone Thu, 03 Apr 2008 16:24:00 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/03/29/comic-book-marketing-part-vii-getting-your-affiliate-program-started/#comment-100 Hey Mat, Thanks for the great tips on affiliates and marketing in general. I've listened to this particular update 3 times now to make sure I got it all and while I don't think I can use it right now, its certainly interesting from an intellectual point of view. And yeah, some lazy heads out there, I can't believe that they wouldn't use an affiliate program. I think I read this on the other site (don't recall) but offering reviewers an affiliate link is brilliant. Hey Mat,

Thanks for the great tips on affiliates and marketing in general. I’ve listened to this particular update 3 times now to make sure I got it all and while I don’t think I can use it right now, its certainly interesting from an intellectual point of view. And yeah, some lazy heads out there, I can’t believe that they wouldn’t use an affiliate program. I think I read this on the other site (don’t recall) but offering reviewers an affiliate link is brilliant.

]]> Comment on Comic Book Marketing for the Mentally Challenged, Part IV: What the heck are “Affiliate Programs” and how do you get started with them? by NiftyMat http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/03/06/what-the-heck-are-affiliate-programs-and-how-do-you-get-started-with-them/comment-page-1/#comment-98 NiftyMat Sun, 30 Mar 2008 14:57:15 +0000 http://www.niftycomics.com/2008/03/06/what-the-heck-are-affiliate-programs-and-how-do-you-get-started-with-them/#comment-98 Albone: I'm glad you liked the article. I really am surprised more comic book publishers haven't gotten in to running an affiliate program for their books -- especially now that graphic novels and trade paperbacks are so widespread. An affiliate program would even work well for print on demand (POD) publishers because it would give them a sales/marketing force while still leaving them a good chunk of the remaining profits. No longer would they wind up losing money when trying to get their book distributed. Feel free to drop by for more tips...oh, and my other site, New Affiliate Help, might have some additional information you'd be interested in. Check it out at http://www.NewAffiliateHelp.com. -Mat N. Albone:

I’m glad you liked the article. I really am surprised more comic book publishers haven’t gotten in to running an affiliate program for their books — especially now that graphic novels and trade paperbacks are so widespread. An affiliate program would even work well for print on demand (POD) publishers because it would give them a sales/marketing force while still leaving them a good chunk of the remaining profits. No longer would they wind up losing money when trying to get their book distributed.

Feel free to drop by for more tips…oh, and my other site, New Affiliate Help, might have some additional information you’d be interested in. Check it out at http://www.NewAffiliateHelp.com.

-Mat N.

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