This is a screenshot of Pulp Culture's site stats from the last month. Typically, it gets around 50 hits a day, mainly because I advertise it in my banners on the forums I hang around on, and somebody will click the link and typically go thru the archive, which is pretty impressive, 4 years of work.
[link](The spike on the far right is an example of a random archive run. 229 hits.)
Anyway, I've been wondering if I should consider running ads on the site, but I'm not sure if the traffic is enough to bring in some revenue. Just something I've been pondering. Comment with any thoughts.
Your site layout could really improvements though. The template you're using is used on other comics, but when it comes to yours, it could simplier and have less gadgets on the comic pages (like the synopsis panel, for instance). And I probably mentioned this before, but make the strips smaller, both when it comes to the dimensions so that they don't stretch several screens, or plan the strip better with several lines in each panel so that you can decrease the number of panels you need. Much scrolling and punchlines that takes too long to build up makes the readers lose interest fast.
Yeah, I know it's not perfect; I'm actually working on my own site for the comic at the moment. On that note, what website hosting would you recommend?
And I know my comics have gotten longer and longer, it's just a progression of my writing style. I might try to shorten them.