In this session, Tyler walks you step by step through a simple, proven, free strategy to add your first or next 100 subscribers to your email list in the next three days or less. This strategy has a 100% success rate for creators who follow it to the letter.

Most creators listening to ComixLaunch have been trying to build an audience for a while now. In this second of three focused trainings on audience growth, you'll learn six big mistakes creators often make that stops them from building an engaged subscriber base.

ComixLaunch gets backs to basics for the new year, and that means building a big, engaged audience ready to support your project launches on Kickstarter and beyond! In this first of three focused mini-trainings, you'll learn how to clear out all the obstacles standing in the way of a rabid fanbase and where to put your focus this decade to maximize your results.

'Tis the season of annual goal setting, but many creators have been frustrated with setting goals in the past. In this session, Tyler will help you reframe your relationship with goal setting and get you primed to achieve big things in 2020 by following a few simple actions.

Could 2020 be the year that Kickstarter finally stops working for comic creators and crowdfunders? In this session, Tyler looks at 5 common concerns creators have about the sustainability of the #1 crowdfunding platform… and shares his own insights on the future of the platform.

After 3 days of (successfully!) potty training his toddler, ComixLaunch host Tyler James as popped back up with 10 lessons comic creators and crowdfunders can learn from the process and apply to their successful 2020.

In this end-of-the-decade session of the ComixLaunch Podcast, Tyler shares the 10 biggest lessons he's learned over the past 10 years working on THE RED TEN series, which recently wrapped up with a final successful Kickstarter launch.

Fantasy webcomic creator Melissa J Massey is puzzled by the fact that despite creating work that features strong female leads in genres women generally like, most of her fan base is male. She asks the mastermind for ideas on how to attract more female fans and backers.

Professional comic writer Erica Schultz looks for feedback from a mastermind of creator peers on the advantages of getting a literary agent to represent her work and tips for finding one. Highlights of This Session...

Abrian Curington is a multi-talented creator who, over the past few years has crowdfunded both fiction and non-fiction projects. Now she's wrestling with whether or not she needs to rebrand herself to be more inclusive of everything she does or to split her branding to serve the different fanbases she appeals to.