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Why You Need To Hang Out In Comedy Clubs As Much As You Perform In Them
Hanging out in comedy venues can be just as important to your career as performing in them. Here’s why… →
Mitch Hedberg’s Letter To Uniball In An Attempt To Get Them To Sponsor His Tour
Check out this letter that Mitch Hedberg wrote to the Uniball pen company asking them to sponsor his tour. →
4 Things You Can Learn From A Website For Teenage Girls
Even though it’s not a comedy site, there’s a lot of lessons to be learned for comedians in looking at the success of the new Rookie magazine website. →
Your Twitter Bio Says More (Or Less) About You Than You Realize
It may not seem like a big thing, but what you say in your Twitter bio actually has a big impact on how you present yourself to potential followers. →
Connected Comedy Success Stories: Marty Simpson and Ward Anderson
Check out how a couple of Connected Comedy readers implemented some of my suggestions and got some great results. →
6 Things Comedians Need To Know About Facebook’s New Subscriptions Feature
Facebook’s new Subscribe button for personal profile pages may have a huge impact on how you use the site. Here’s what you need to know about it. →
Watch The Debuts Of 8 Legendary Stand Up Comedians On The Tonight Show With Johnny Carson
Check out these videos of comedians like Jerry Seinfeld, Eddie Murphy, and Garry Shandling to see the sets that got them their first big break. →
3 Advantages Of Not Having Any Fans
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. →
How To Figure Out What You Should Post On Each Of Your Social Media Platforms
Here’s some suggestions about exactly what kind of stuff you should post on your website, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and Tumblr pages. →
The Secret To Online Comedy Success
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. →