Sending the same booking message to dozens of venues feels efficient — but it’s one of the fastest ways to get ignored.

In this episode, we break down why mass messaging fails for comedians and how venues actually interpret those messages.

You’ll learn why relevance beats volume, how targeted outreach builds trust, and what to do instead if you want responses and paid shows.

This episode is for comedians who are tired of guessing and want a more professional booking approach.

Most comedians send messages that never reach the person who can actually say yes.

In this episode, we break down who typically books comedy shows at bars, breweries, and venues — and why messaging the wrong person stalls most outreach.

You’ll learn how to identify the real decision-maker, where to look for accurate contact info, and how to follow up without burning bridges.

This episode is for comedians who want their booking messages to land with the right person.

Most comedians approach venues asking for stage time. Venues think in terms of risk, revenue, and operations.

In this episode, we break down how comedians can pitch venues like a producer — not just a performer — by focusing on efficiency, clear communication, and mutually beneficial partnerships.

You’ll learn what venues actually care about, how to reach the real decision-maker, and which red flags to avoid when booking or producing comedy shows.

This episode is for comedians who want paid gigs, not just spots.

Learn more at No Agent Comedy.