In this session, Tyler shares all the revenue streams for his creative business, as well as all the expenses required to keeping ComixTribe and ComixLaunch running, so that hopefully you can get some new ideas for sources of income... or ways to spend it!

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After consecutive failed Kickstarters, a friend asked if his brand is irrevocably ruined? And, if not, what should he do to course correct? In this session, Tyler answers his questions and provide a plan for him to move forward!

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Writer/artist Nima Afshar launched the world's first full length glow-in-the-dark comic on Kickstarter. In this session, we'll talk about creating specialty comics and prints, how a fan comic helped Nima get his comics career rolling, first launch challenges and more!

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Tyler interviews writer Jason Inman, the Ringo nominated co-writer of Kickstarter funded comics including Jupiter Jet and SCIENCE! A military veteran, he's also the author of book Super Soldiers: A Salute to the Comic Book Heroes and Villains Who Fought for Their Country, available on Amazon. Formerly the host of DC All Access, he currently hosts the Geek History Lesson podcast. His latest comic project is SUPER BEST FRIEND, which is live and funding on Kickstarter right now!

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If you're looking to ramp up the total number of projects you're hoping to launch this year, but aren't quite sure how to do it, this episode shares the 4 best strategies to launch more often and to do so with less stress.

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Before you put 2020 behind you forever, there are a few things you'll want to make sure you capture. In this special new year session of the ComixLaunch Podcast, Tyler James walks you through his end-of-the-year review system to get you prepped and ready for a breakthrough 2021!

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Actor Dan Feuerriegel, best known for roles on Spartacus and Marvel: Agents of Shield, talks about creating and launching his first graphic novel project, Fractured Shards, on Kickstarter with Comics2Movies publisher Shaun Keenan.

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So, maybe your campaign is taking forever to fund. Or maybe you're heading into the final few days and you still have what seems like a long way to go... should you give up? And if not, how do you finish strong on a campaign that isn't funded right away?

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