The Best of Webcomics.com, November 2013
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Epic Fail: Is your attitude towards failure blocking you from success?
Use Google Analytics to track your social-media effectiveness: A step-by-step tutorial
Work For Exposure? YES!*: A new take on addressing work-for-exposure offers.
Comics Consultation: Due to the overwhelmingly positive experience of offering one-on-one Skype consultations, I'm offering it to the general public.
Holiday Shipping Deadlines: US Post Office and Canada Post.
"On The Spot" Hot Seat: Conclusion of this critque session.
Longform Comics -- Attention Span and the Landing Page: Should you be making better use of a landing page?
Improving Holiday Sales: Five useful tips.
Ten Tips Towards Better Time Management
Custom Reports in Google Analytics: A step-by-step tutorial.
Mailbag: Using "Copyrighted" book titles? The sooner you understand the difference between copyright and trademark, the easier it's going to be to navigate issues such as this.
Creating an Automatic Send-By-E-mail Comic-Mailing List: A step-by-step tutorial.
Webcomics.com Gift-Giving Guide: Got some merchandise you want to offer for the holiday shopping season? Get it featured on the Webcomics.com gift-giving guide.
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Chargeback dispute from a Kickstarter backer -- advice?
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