Case Study: And now for something completely different… Online Comics

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website marketing Case Study: And now for something completely different... Online Comics

Here’s where my real passion comes to fruition.

Site: http://myflyoverzone.midwestjournalpress.com

And it’s something I’ve not been able to do while all these other interesting approaches have held my attention.

So this is the last case study – as long as it’s my site anyway (any one biting at that licensing deal?)

You can actually see how this would happen if you knew much about my background. Always doing art my whole life. Got into religion and spirituality early on, and then Scientology for 20+ years. Had to get out of it, research Go Thunk Yourself! and found myself still working with self-help there after. Needing to learn online marketing to sell my books. Ran into an unscrupulous team of Internet Marketers who were ripping people off right and left. Somewhere along the line, I ran into the Sedona Method and some very great people (which had also ran into these people) and who helped me work everything out.

Now, having turned over everything else, I can simply do what I’ve been training myself to do for so long – illustrated stories.

Tools at the ready

Of course this will be a wordpress platform. There is a unique plugin just for comics, and a beautiful template to match – very customizable. (When you compare the bookstore with the comics, you can see how this underlying scripting is very, very extensible.

But, like the bookstore, it takes some learning to accomplish.

This write-up will be the journey through creating this new platform.

Stay tuned…


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