First Things First
1. Get the topic approved by us by either messaging Andi Whiskey on Instagram or Facebook or emailing hey@sdcomedyscene.com.
2. Articles must be 750+ words.
3. Articles must be well-organized with short paragraphs and organized sections. See below for more tips on this.
And Then...
4. Submit it to hey@sdcomedyscene.com, ideally as a Google Doc, makes our life easier.
5. We might edit it for SEO purposes, we don't expect anyone to submit stuff optimized.
6. If it's approved, we'll send you the payment form that'll also request your bio and headshot and links for the Authors page. Pay per article starts at $50 for most articles, more if there are extra costs, time, or resources needed.
5. It gets published.
6. We promote across our IG, email newsletter, and in the group.
We don't have deadlines, because comedians. But the sooner you get it in, the higher we'll bump it in the publish queue.
Tips On How To Write Your Article
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Examples of Our Articles
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How To Prepare For Your First Open Mic
So you’re interested in doing stand-up comedy? How do you get started? Open mics.
How To Prepare For Your First Open Mic
So you’re interested in doing stand-up comedy? How do you get started? Open mics.
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A Social Media Strategy For Comedians Who Don't Do Crowd Work
The strategy I’m going to outline is for any comedian, but particularly those who don’t do crowd work and still want a steady stream of comedy clips for their social media.
A Social Media Strategy For Comedians Who Don't Do Crowd Work
The strategy I’m going to outline is for any comedian, but particularly those who don’t do crowd work and still want a steady stream of comedy clips for their social media.
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The Rise of Crowd Work Comedy Clips on Social Media
If you’re a comedy fan and love to watch comedy clips on Instagram or TikTok, you might have noticed that the majority of the clips, especially the viral ones, are comedians doing crowd work.
The Rise of Crowd Work Comedy Clips on Social Media
If you’re a comedy fan and love to watch comedy clips on Instagram or TikTok, you might have noticed that the majority of the clips, especially the viral ones, are comedians doing crowd work.
