PlauzzableFinding Your Comedy Partner: How to Collaborate
Looking for a comedy partner? Learn how comedians can find great collaborators, combine skills, create opportunities, avoid common red flags, and build projects together.
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PlauzzableComedy Is a Team Sport (Even Though You're Standing There Alone)
Comedy may look like a solo sport, but comedians need audiences, hosts, bookers, producers, and fellow comics to build successful careers.
PlauzzableHow Do Comedians Make Money? (Even If They're Not Famous)
Wondering how comedians make money? Discover ten proven ways comedians earn income—from live shows and podcasts to workshops, online events, and producing your own opportunities.
PlauzzableToo Soon? When Can You Start a Comedy Show, Open Mic or Podcast?
Thinking about producing a comedy show, hosting an open mic, or starting a comedy podcast? Learn when you're really ready, common fears, mistakes to avoid, and why you don't have to wait for permission.
PlauzzableWhat Happens Before the Mic Turns On
Discover why the moments before a comedy show or open mic begin are just as important as the performances. Learn how hosts, comedians, and fans create welcoming comedy communities before the first joke is told.
PlauzzableEvery Comedian Was the New Person Once | Comedy Community
Every comedian starts somewhere. Learn how welcoming new comedians strengthens comedy communities, improves open mics, supports hosts, and creates lasting friendships and opportunities.
PlauzzableThe Comedy Road Trip: Why Every Comedian Should Perform Somewhere New
Discover why performing stand-up comedy in new cities, clubs, open mics, and online shows can help you grow as a comedian. Learn how new audiences, new comedy communities, and new experiences can improve your skills and expand your network.
PlauzzableIf the Founding Fathers Were Stand-Up Comedians | July 4 Special ⭐
What if George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and the Founding Fathers performed stand-up comedy? A funny, historically inspired Fourth of July special for comedians and comedy fans.
PlauzzableHow to Survive Summer Comedy Season
Learn how comedians can survive summer comedy season, perform for changing audiences, adapt to outdoor shows, test new material, and stay motivated when attendance slows down.
PlauzzableSigns You've Been Doing Comedy Too Long (And Why That's a Good Thing)
From bombing in strange venues to owning too many comedy notebooks, discover the funny signs you've been doing stand-up comedy longer than you realized.
PlauzzableCreate Your Own Opportunities in Comedy (Don't Wait to Be Chosen)
Learn how comedians can create their own opportunities through hosting, producing, podcasting, community building, online shows, and networking instead of waiting to get booked.
PlauzzableWhy Nobody Is Signing Up for Your Comedy Event (And How to Fix It)
Learn why comedy shows, open mics, and workshops struggle to attract registrations—and how better profiles, event descriptions, and clear expectations can dramatically improve signups.
PlauzzableHow to Be Someone Other Comedians Want to Work With
Learn how comedians build strong reputations, get invited back, and create better comedy relationships through professionalism, reliability, and community.
PlauzzableWhat Makes Comedians Return to an Open Mic Again and Again
Discover what makes comedians return to open mics, how hosts build strong comedy communities, and why atmosphere matters as much as stage time.
PlauzzableHow to Promote a Comedy Show Without Feeling Annoying
Learn how to promote a comedy show effectively without sounding spammy. Tips for comedians, hosts, open mics, online shows, and comedy event marketing.
PlauzzableWhy Some Comedians Grow Faster Than Others (It’s Not Just Talent)
Discover why some comedians grow faster than others and how visibility, hosting, and consistency create more opportunities in comedy.
PlauzzableWhere to List Your Comedy Show Online (And Why It Matters)
Learn where to list your comedy show online, how event listings help grow audiences and stage time, and why more comedy listings benefit everyone.
PlauzzableDon’t Blow the Light: Why Timing Matters in Comedy
Learn what “blowing the light” means in comedy, why it hurts your reputation, and how comedians can end strong, respect time, and get booked again.
PlauzzableWhat to Do When You Lose Your Voice as a Comedian
Lost your voice before a show? Learn what comedians should do when dealing with laryngitis, when to cancel, and how to protect your voice long-term.
PlauzzableWhat Comedy Fans Give Comedians (That Isn’t Money)
Comedy fans give comedians more than money. Discover the surprising ways audiences shape performances, build careers, and create unforgettable comedy moments.