On Being a Gentleman’s Club DJ

There a many different types and variations of the traditional “DJ”.  DJs come in many shapes, sizes, colors, backgrounds (both culturally and musically). That being said, we couldn’t turn down the opportunity to expose you to the unique world of the Strip Club DJ.

Strip Club DJ eBook

Many have aspirations of DJing in clubs for thousands of fans, but not as many have taken the road of being a disc jockey for the sole purpose of enabling nude women to dance more effectively for paying clientele.

Author Bill Matthews has provided use with a new eBook covering every aspect of DJing at Gentlemen’s Clubs. He claims that  “You can easily make $500 or more every day, surrounded by hot, sexy women.”

Here is Bill’s Bio: About Bill Matthews, author of the Strip Club DJ eBook

Here are the basics of what’s Covered in “I’d Kill For That Job”: How To Become a Strip Club DJ

• Discover exactly what to say and how to say it

  It’s easy. And when you have this, you’ll quickly develop your own style. You’ll be able to handle any club situation. The best clubs will want you to be their ‘voice.’ And the best clubs have the best women, the ones who line your pockets with cash.

• How to run the equipment

  If you can run your home stereo, you can run the sound system in any club. I’ll show you everything you need to know in short order.

  I’ll share the ins and outs of stage lighting. Dancers will tip extra when you give them a great light show.

• How to control the Dancers

  You’ll discover how to keep them happy and keep them tipping. And how to become any dancer’s favorite DJ.

  This matters because every club has at least one or two prima donnas that can drive a DJ crazy. With “I’d Kill For That Job,” you’ll discover how to deal with these spoiled brats and turn them into your best tippers.

• Choose the best club to make the best bucks

  Discover how to make sure you are immediately aware of any openings at any club that interests you. You’ll save months, even years of being stuck in a bad club. You’ll move up to the best clubs 10 times faster than most DJs even dream of doing.

  You’ll be able to identify the different types of managers and club owners, and know how to deal with each type effectively. You’ll discover how to get the best shifts, as many as you like, and make more money faster.

• How to choose music that keeps both the dancers and the audience pumped up

  • A system for keeping track of each dancer’s music.
  • A fast and easy way to discover the best songs within any music category.
  • How to keep up with new music in minutes each week, not hours.

• Avoid the costly mistakes almost every DJ makes.

  • A simple technique to boost your tips that 90% of DJs overlook.
  • The right time to change clubs or shifts. Many DJs settle for $100 to $200 a night. It’s easy to duck this mistake when you know how.
  • Discover ‘attitude money’ and how it can boost your income.
  • The do’s and don’ts of dating dancers and waitresses.

Plus 2 Valuable DJing Bonuses:

Bonus #1 – “Free Personal Consultation”

If you get stuck, I’ll personally help in any way I can. Just describe the problem in an e-mail and I’ll get back to you ASAP. Order now, then take advantage of this offer later when you find yourself really up against it. It’s unlikely you’ll bump into a situation I have not already faced successfully.

Bonus #2 – “Free Voice Coaching Session”

Send a copy of your demo tape (which I show you how to make in the course). Or a sample recording of you working in a club. Use one side of a cassette. I’ll record on the opposite side and return it to you with specifics that apply strictly to you. This will help you sound more professional and, of course, make more money.

These two consultations alone are worth far more than the price of the course. But if you order right now, the consultation and this free one-on-one voice coaching session are yours. And there is no time limit on these offers. Take advantage of each when it makes sense to do so.

Interested in learning more? Check out the “I’d Kill For That Job” Page