You’ve got a solid clip, a few credits, and a tight ten. So why aren’t the clubs emailing back? Spoiler: It’s not personal, it’s packaging. Geoff Grooms knows this better than anyone. As the Booking Manager for Mic Drop Comedy and Broken Drift, he’s seen thousands of submissions—and only answers the ones that make sense.

A one-on-one session with Geoff is like sitting across from the person you wish had opened your email last month. He can help you understand what makes bookers say yes, fine-tune your submission materials, advise you on where your current act actually fits, and walk you through what matters most in a booking conversation. (Hint: It’s not your flyer.)

Geoff also has deep insight into regional booking patterns, what makes a comic rebookable, and how to communicate with club staff so you don’t end up on a “never again” list. You can ask about pitch strategy, booking timelines, and how to handle things like avails, fees, and follow-ups without burning bridges.

Geoff’s Pro Tip: Your first impression starts before you even attach the video. A professional, polite, and clearly written email goes further than begging for a spot in a DM. Give bookers something easy to say yes to.

Want to improve your hit rate when it comes to bookings? Sit down with the person who reads booking emails for a living.