how to become a night club promoter?
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you need a niteclub or have a friend who has one first
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Look for something in th field you are going to college for since you probably have some knowledge about it already and talk to employers in that field. This may mean taking night classes to finish.\nYou must finish college to land a GOOD job.\nSee if the campus has any part time openings.\nYou may want to learn bar tending at night and finish your classes. A bar tending course is usually about a few weeks long. Potential for good money.
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Start doing something like Event Management, or apply for jobs in places like radio stations.
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First, analyze your neighborhood, find out what kind of people reside in the area, lower income customers will be more attracted to specials, happy hours, and free popcorn, stuff like that, college kids also will enjoy good prices but also live entertainment pool table etc. Higher income may like a clean bar, with more of a upperscale atmosphere, i.e. dueling pianos, jazz band, good food, etc. Most importantly you should first find out which group of customers you wish to attract, then advertise and attack, make flyers, hire bands, run specials, and remember this.....crowds attract crowds, if you can get large crowds there even for a short but consistent time, more people will come, Run a "great" special even if you must first lose money, make flyers to advertise this special and place them where your targeted crowd can find them, hire entertainment, make a huge party and enjoy!!!!!!
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play the small clubs and develop a following.  Once you have a following, you can play bigger places....then maybe you will get noticed.
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You gotta start an amateur career first....which means join a gym and then once you are ready, they will put you on amateur cards.
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I've worked in this industry for 15 years and it differs from place 2 place.\nIf you're not 18 yet being a hostess would be ideal.\nYou learn the seating chart as well as the menu. When u r 18 u can wait tables.\nWaiting tables is where the cash money is!\nNo taxes taken out of your check! Bartending is also a blast. Management sucks. LOL!
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Get lots of techno and dance club music.
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I am an events manager for a nightclub?? does that help??
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Write to Peter, the manager, of Blue nightclub in Inverness, Scotland and include a demo cd/tape.  He's a fair guy with extensive knowledge of music and years of experience.  Judge Jules, Lisa Lashes, Goldie etc have all played there.  Good luck.
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you want to become a hooker
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record a demo tape then look up a record label near u and send it to them or just keep playing in clubs and hope 4 a dude in a suit to ask u to join his record label
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start singing in some local clubs and getting some gigs and researching some recording companys
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Fill out an application at the Local Operators Union Hall to be in the training program.  You do the training program and the apprenticeship program.
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First off, find out who is head of A & R at the company. Check the Billboard directory. Then send it to them personally and package it distinctively. Use your imagination. Some companies will get hundreds of CDs to audition on a monthly basis and quite frankly they won't have time to listen to half of them. Same in sending your stuff to radio stations and reviewers.\n\nTry to make a name for yourself performing. Get some reviews. Participate in things like South by Southwest.\n\nThe best way to get anywhere is to audition for management and being able to demonstrate to them that you can make money for them. Most importantly...it is the personal contacts you make that will help you. Even if you think your local music reviewer is an idiot, don't let anyone know you think that way. Join organizations like NARAS, attend the receptions, mix with other members. Some will be extremely helpful to up and coming musicians, but they have to know you are there. \n\nAudition for gigs...sometimes you will have to play for free, but that is how it goes sometimes.\n\nAlways keep in mind that however much you see yourself as a musician and artist, a record company must, at some point, consider your earning potential. Also remember, that the larger the record label, the greater their expectation for earnings will be. Smaller labels are more likely to be interested in what you are trying to do. If you are only in it for the money, look for a bigger label.\n\nAlways consider what you might have to offer that is unique...what will make you marketable. An agent can help you develop an image, but until you reach that point, you need to think like you are your own agent and work on your marketing...and I am not taking T-shirts or posters...it is getting your name before the public in reviews...in the newspaper...on local radio...branding, etc.\n\nOf course you can start your own label...but then you probably won't get anyone to distribute your stuff!\n\nThe music business is really a relatively small world. Most of the survivors remember what it was like getting started and as they age, they are often interested in helping younger musicians along, assuming they aren't burnt out on things. Remember you can learn from them, and my guess is that many of them will tell you that these days it is more about business than it is about music.\n\nGood luck.
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sponsors and stuff. promotion would be a local radio or go to a well estabished business possible a world wide one or mabey jus any one and present your plana nd stuff and you will hopefully get there support or u ould even get a bussiness partner that will fund your project
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Assuming you don't mean a swingers club, the best way is to get known in the community.\n\nHow? Start by joining a club in your area, you can find a list of them here: http://theswingersource.com/xoops/modules/mylinks/viewcat.php?cid=60\n\nThen participate in some swinger discussion forums, become a known, reliable part of the community and develop some credibility. You will be noticed, and people will start contacting you with invitations to meet and greets and parties.\n\nGood luck!