Do stripclubs have recruiters??

I work with a couple of adult modeling agencies on a regular basis. Both of them do placements in some of the more upscale mens clubs. A lot of the girls who are just getting into the adult modeling business will take work in strip clubs to fill in the gaps. The only trouble is that these are not always the hottest models the agency represents. The really hot girls usually have to turn down work.

A lot of clubs have "amateur" nights, which is when strippers from other clubs come to check the place out. And some clubs run ads in the paper, especially if there's a local paper that reviews and promotes strip clubs. Other than that I think most recruiting is informal, mostly word of mouth. I have heard of girls being recruited from the general workplace, eg. I once met a stripper who had been working as a bank teller and was invited to audition at a club by one of its managers. But I think that's fairly rare, I think most girls get into the business because they have a friend who is a stripper and is making a lot of money, and the friend convinces them to give it a try.

They could be competing to start up, or establish a name which they deserve. For example, in Memphis right now, some of the really good clubs aren't "famous" like Platinum Plus is; so, good clubs like Christies and Gold Club have some ads in the local papers.

Without reading this whole thread I would say some people may verbally promote a club to friends and others. Other than that, I hear radio ads for strip clubs alot of the time. Unless a club is struggling I believe strip clubs don't need recruiters or promoters. If patrons like the dancers at a club, they'll tell their friends and that's all a club needs to be successful unless it's out in the boondocks where no one lives. Now if I see a sign along the road for a strip club that says "Free Beer tonight", I might wonder why they are offering free beer.

I think a lot of bigger cities have a "pecking order" of clubs, at which there's a general trade-off between (a) quality of appearance, personality, and "togetherness" of dancers and (b) level of security, payout, clientele, and other benefits for dancers. I have not found, by the way, that the availability of extras has any relation to level of either (a) or (b) at any club.

I've heard of some clubs requiring dancers to undergo auditions and they only pick the best. These clubs apparently do not need recruiters.

May be. I did see adds in the employment section from the agencies in the newpaper looking for dancers. I was new to Seattle are back in 1990. I was looking for good clubs didn't know how. So, I called this agency, and I was recommended to Rick's and Sugar's. It was really great recommendations. I had great times in both the clubs!

Jpac: It's called "stealth marketing" when you pose as just a happy customer and don't tell people you're promoting a business or product for compensation. For example, some camera companies recently planted people in different cities to ask strangers to take their picture with their digital camera, then to talk up how cool the camera was in order to generate buzz. I don't know how receptive strip clubs would be to using such a "cutting edge" form of promotion, but I bet they would appreciate its underhandedness.

On the other hand, management's mentality is usually that they've got the pussy, and the last thing they need from a customer is help getting more pussy. What you'd be proposing is essentially a finder's fee for bringing in new pussy. I would imagine their answer would be that's between you and the girl. They're in business to take her stage fees, not to give out anything to anybody.

I meant to add: It may be that some clubs recruit, but if they do, I bet they prefer to use other strippers, not guys.

Yeah they probably would prefer to use other strippers than guys. Still even if I don't get any compensation, there is no harm in trying to help my #1club out. I get the better looking girls to come to in the contact club. More fun for me.

Ever thought that maybe the reason that some of the better-looking girls were at the club that is NOT your favorite, is exactly the reason you prefer your club? Level of contact? Hmm?

Considering the vagabond nature of dancers, it would seem like the dancers themselves are the best recruiters. On the other hand, I imagine the really classy gentlemen's clubs probably do have some sort of convention in Las Vegas or something where they could get in touch wit hsome dancers.

Dancers go where the money is. Sometimes a newbie may take a while to realize this but eventually they catch on that the club os just a venue for them to earn in. I have seen SC managers or owners show up at other clubs looking to recruit girls but I don't see it beeing a trend for customers. Girls ask me about other clubs all the time. My advice is always to talk to someone who already works there. A customer's perspective of what makes a good club is different from a dancer's.