Sharing marketing tips for comics is the one and wonderful Tracy DeGraff. After penning her first book, “Laugh Anyway Mom”, Tracy took classes at The Second City in Chicago hoping to take her stories to the comedy stage.
Today, she joins us to share insights on what has worked (along with a few things that didn’t) on her way to creating her one woman show. She emphasizes the need to pave your own P.R. way in order to sell tickets, bring awareness, and earn money as a comedian or speaker.
Thanks to our PATREON sponsor for this episode MAX WINFREY!
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Specifically, we talk about:
- Her journey from writer to stand-up comedian/speaker
- Testing her book title and getting insightful feedback
- The difference between stand-up and storytelling
- Trading off her expertise to learn stand-up
- Taking classes at The Second City
- Why she chose to self-publish
- The difficulty in finding her ideal audience to test comedy
- Why it took awhile for her to utilize her journalism and PR degree
- How to get featured in local newspapers
- Why newspapers need content
- Providing everything needed to publish your story
- 3 Keys to getting published!
- How to “reverse-engineer” your shows for maximum return
- Producing her next video special
- How to determine an ad budget for your own show
- Capturing e-mail addresses and how to use them afterwards
- The benefits of using MAILCHIMP to create email campaigns
- Providing something to bookers so they remember you
and much more.
Visit her website: https://tracydegraaf.com
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