Why don't more SCs promote on Social Media?
SanAntonio_LDK
San Antonio, Texas
Never made sense to me why clubs don't promote their top dancers on social media. They should be showing the space and using hashtags like #GoSee(Insert name). Maybe it's just me, but 90% of SCs have little to no promotion on social media. Seems like a bad strategy to me in 2018.
Thoughts on why that is?
Thoughts on why that is?
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SCs that promote on social media are usually a red flag to me anyways. I find the best strip clubs sell themselves through word of mouth and by providing a good experience everytime I visit. The ones that post 5 pictures a night are hoping to attract newbies and bachelor parties.
The truth is 90% of customers come by hearing
1) totally agree with you and txtittyfag. Owners might be the laziest people on the planet.
2) I understand strippers are flaky, but the club is just promoting the best of their fleet. This should create a perception that every dancer they have looks like "that". Especially unseasoned PLs.
3) Nobody likes a stalker, but if they are willing to drop $ shouldn't the club/dancers want that?
Never thought about Social Media actually being a warning sign. Thanks for the insight.
Maybe it’s also because social media is flaky? For a while, stripper stuff getting shadowbanned (where you can find the stuff if you had already previously followed it. But otherwise it wouldn’t show up in a search.) It got so bad that even “female” or “girl” would show up on Instagram searches for a short while.
That and most strip club managers/owners, I think, are older and like to do what’s established.
I’ve noticed that Adult Entertainment likes to be ~10-15 years behind on innovation than other industries. I’ve wondered if there is good business opportunities depending on when managers retire and allow millennials to take over.
Also knowing schedules in advance is great once I have established a few faves. I definitely like it when schedules are posted and updated. And luckily a good portion the clubs here do this.
Also a lot of strippers here have their own social media accounts and they can be followed through that instead of a club's.
I would assume most custies would like to see a lineup of who's there on a per shift basis - but this can also be a double-edged sword for the clubs since many custies may look at the latent at hand and decide not to visit where o/w they would be forced to go to see what's there and thus pay a cover and buy a drink.
As for clubs advertising actual girls that work there, Deja Vu clubs seem to do that nightly on their Facebook and Instagram pages by posting a lineup of who’s there. They also use their own girls to pose for pictures, but about 90% of them will not show the girl’s face, most likely for the same reason Pali mentioned. A lot of these girls want to remain anonymous when it comes to the possibility that someone they know may find out they are a stripper just simply by stumbling across their picture on a strip club’s social media page.
http://synn.xxx/industry/roll-call/
Roll call by shift and they have a good IG page.
SJG
http://xxxvclub.com/dancer-lineup/
https://www.instagram.com/xxxvclub/
It promotes plenty of two way contact.
Anyways, I’ll be meeting up with this person on Friday. So I think it will happen ;)
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