Dancer Tips?

I presume no one is answering because they don't have any specific advice to offer. For one thing, the good times vary by club. In general, the bigger crowds come in on TH, F, Sat nights, and associated with nearby sporting events. The dancers that command attention over the competition will definitely show up then. Generally not arriving before 10pm.

Dancers that don't present as well either show up at the same time and hope for leftovers, or the come on the day shift when there is less high end competition. However, like I said, some places will have a jumping day time scene. I suspect you are just going to have to try some different shifts and see what's up at your club.

Just try a few different shifts and see what works.

I once knew an “average looking but cute” dancer who didn’t get much attention on night shifts, she tried day shifts and thrived. She was very personable and a good conversationalist and the older day shift crowd at the club she worked at flocked to her because of her ability to flirt and carry conversations.

I'm not a dancer and I don't know the club you're specifically asking about. But generically, I think the club vibe and your vibe being a match is probably more important than age. At most clubs around here, the daytime clientele tend to be older and more inclined to talk and be friendly with strippers, then buy dances or do rooms. While the later crowds tend to be more twerk and throw money types. Also, day shift guys around here tend to be regulars and many like to stick with the same girl. I'd try to match your schedule to your style.

The try and see approach is also something I'd recommend. That's kinda how I do it as a customer. I'd just add that you sometimes gotta go the extra mile to give things a fair comparison. For example, if you try a weekday early shift at the end of the month you might see it packed with girls trying to make rent and light on guys, with the ones who are there tight with their money cause they got rent too. If you compare that to a Friday on a party orientated long weekend you might not get a fair comparison. If you're at a club with regular dancer/customer bonds, you might need to stick it out a bit to break in and make a few regulars of your own.

Being the youngest girl during a shift can be a huge advantage.

With nights it depends on how many girls are working and whether or not you have regulars.