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On the “obsessive compulsive” episode of the podcast, Josh Spector, Jordan Cooper, Chelcie Rice and Josh Homer discuss figuring out how many people are truly your fans, pivoting your strategy based on data, developing a fanbase in industry towns versus on the road, why the drawing power of TV-credited comics is vastly overestimated, and what comedy managers can learn from music labels and concert promoters.

In addition, we poke fun at delusional comedians who post on Facebook about “killing” (when they really didn’t), the difference in treating comedy as a hobby versus a career, and how no matter what you do, it should always have a definable purpose.

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Links from this episode:

Between Two Ferns w/ Zach Galifianakis

CC Podcast Episode 31: You Have To Care

1000 True Fans [Kevin Kelly]

10 Things Comics Need To Ignore [Connected Comedy]

Find The Thing You’re Most Passionate About, Then Do It On Nights And Weekends For The Rest Of Your Life [The Onion]

The B.S. Report w/ Bill Simmons

FiveThirtyEight Blog – Nate Silver

I Killed Last Night, Now What? [Reddit]

10 Things You Can Do To Jumpstart Your Career [Connected Comedy]

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