What would happen if you only needed 10 fans to have a successful comedy career? You’d probably do a lot of things differently…and better.
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Comedian websites serve a lot of different purposes, but here’s a look at some things you can learn from how popular comics use their sites.
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Here’s five simple experiments you can implement in a week that could have a much longer lasting impact on your career.
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The next time you post an update on Facebook or Twitter, take a second to ask yourself these three questions first.
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Check out how a couple of Connected Comedy readers implemented some of my suggestions and got some great results.
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Every comedian wishes they had more fans. But that doesn’t mean there’s not some advantages to not having any fans – here’s three of them.
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Here’s some suggestions about exactly what kind of stuff you should post on your website, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Tumblr pages.
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I guarantee you’ll get more traffic to your website in a week if you take this simple 5 day challenge to create new content for your site.
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You’d be surprised how much you can learn about how to successfully produce and promote comedy content online by paying attention to one simple thing.
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Too many comedians get frustrated in their attempts to get stage time and it’s usually because they mistakenly believe one of these four things.
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