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A Video Review Of Comedian Tom Stewart’s Website
In this video I spend a few minutes going through comedian Tom Stewart’s website and suggesting what he can do to make it more effective. →
The Two Reasons You’re Not As Successful As You’d Like To Be
Lots of comedians feel like they should be more successful than they are at this point, but there’s only two reasons why they’re not. →
What Will Comedy Careers Look Like In 10 Years?
Here’s a few fearless predictions about what the comedy business will look like in the year 2021. →
5 Things You Can Learn From The Success Of Pixar
Comedians can learn a lot from the ups and downs of one of the world’s most successful creative companies. →
Are You Getting The Maximum Value Out Of Your Material?
Most comedians are very hesitant to post their best material online – but it’s likely those fears are doing them more harm than good. →
How To Create Your Own Personal Comedy School
With a little simple web surfing, you can create your own personal comedy school to learn from the comedians you most respect. →
3 Businesses Launched By Comedians That Revolutionized Comedy
To be a successful comedian these days, you also have to be an entrepreneur. Here’s three examples of comedians who have done just that. →
What You Can Learn From How I’ve Built An Audience For Connected Comedy
What I do on Connected Comedy may be different than what you do as a comedian, but the principles behind how to attract an audience are the same. →
The One Fear Every Comedian Needs To Conquer
Too many comedians are their own worst enemy. Here’s a look at the one fear that every comedian needs to overcome in order to succeed. →
3 Things That Will Change The Way You Look At Your Mailing List
By now, I’m sure you know I’m a big believer in the importance of building and maintaining an email list to keep connected to your fans. Because there’s so much obsession with social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, my belief in old-fashioned email mailing lists tends to generate a lot of questions from comedians →