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Hi Julia,
The secret to the Champagne system is adjust your own personality to fit your desired audience. When guys are buying Champagne, they aren’t buying your dance skills, nor even the alcohol, they are buying your time! If you approach every sale with this thought process, it will make a huge difference to how you present yourself and how you are perceived.
Advising you on specific things to say is difficult as we don’t know your personality. Anything you say has to be something you can stand behind, otherwise it comes across stilted and false. An immediate turn off. Work with what YOU are comfortable with and the confidence will shine through. That is what customers find appealing and keep their interest.
Hope this helps!
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Hi Julia, to my knowledge all clubs in Europe are fully nude. If you are looking to get into this business being fully nude isn’t the big challenge anyway. Its about how well you can perform on stage and your selling and social skills. It might be a barrier in the beginning, but after a while you will not think about it.
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Hi Amy, welcome to Striptalk and the Striptease industry, if you wanna start to work as a dancer there are several things you need to prepare. Going to a Pole Dance class is a good start, it will give you some more confidence and help you to put together your stage performance. The most important thing with your show is to be confident and sexy on stage, being very advanced on the pole is not so important. Being nervous before you audition is normal, but the more prepared you are the better you will do.
You need to buy proffesional Dance wear and shoes, you have to be able to walk and dance on high heels.
When you have done your audition and hopefully being hired, you need to be able to be a good seller. In this business, you dont get paid for your Stage shows, only lap dances and champagne that you sell to the customers. This also depends on the club you work in. Get to know other dancers in the club, watch them and learn how the experienced ones are doing it.
When you have started to do this job, you will learn that doing your stage show is the easy part, being a good seller is what its all about. You have to love people and to be social in this job.
I can’t advice you on which club is the best in London Amy, but go to the established ones that has been around for a while. They will have a customer base that guarantees you an income.
When you have started this job Amy, my best advice to you is to stay away from drugs, never go home with a customer. Save your money, because you can make a lot of them. Prepare yourself as you where going on your first date, every night before you go to work and enjoy yourself!
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Its not possible to work legally in th US as a dancer when you are from Europe. If you still choose to do so like many others, some states are more stricter on this then others. As an example, Clubs in Las Vegas will not hire any dancers that doesnt have work pernit. Clubs in Other cities like Miami are known to be more liberall with this and will hire foreign dancers. Be aware that if you get cought doing this you will be sent out of the US and you can loose your chance to ever be able to come back again.
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I do my best for the dancers with whom I work to be satisfied but it’s normal to have opinions both for and against considering that each dancer is different.
As I said above, I am portuguese. Yasmin, what you are saying makes no sense. And this is because i don’t pick the place where the dancers want to work. They choose the club. But of course, there are also girls who really don’t know how to work and for them no club is good.
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Mav Models.
Regardless of your personal and subjective opinion, I find it shameful to have as an argument for your opinion the fact that I would be Romanian. (Actually, I am Portuguese living in Romania)
It’s pretty clear that your answer says more about you than about my agency (Including the desperate way of making publicity for your agency!)
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Hej Zandra.
takk for dit svar , jeg har sendt dig en mail.
med venligt hilsen Locita
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The club had 2.000 clients during the December month. But not even a single client, a single one, gave Roxana a single cup of water! Imagine anything else.
When everybody is getting a lot of money, minus one, we don’t think the problem is with the club.
Roxana argued with the owner of one other club near, and we were asked to give her an oportunity. We gave.
With us she argued constantlly with collegues, even roomates and argued with the lady that cleans the apartment.Not too much time we were asked by collegues that Roxana behaviour was unapropriate with them. And we dismissed her. For first time ever.
It is not correct to write here a bad review, and not telling the facts.
About the money hearning. The club is very well known, is a classic and a modell in the Europe. Very constant rewarding, paying always in time. Since is in Portugal, and is a Clean club is very fine for a honest work. -
Hi Locita,
I am the manager at Waterloo Nightclub and Venus Bar. I would definitely recommed you to apply for a job in our clubs. For the first, we have renovated Venus Bar, so it looks very stylish and has a lot of private rums for private dance. Secondly, Copenhagen will soon be very busy because we will host EM 2020 Football Tournament and other major sports events this year.
The clubs is a family business and we care about our staff and clubs. If you have questions, please do not hesitate to contact us on nightclubs@lauridsen.mail.dk
Br, Zandra
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I know your thread is a few years ago ? , I’m actually thinking of moving up north in Leeds what is the strip clubs like up there ?
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Hi good club you worked in in zurich? 🙂
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I would also like to know how is the situation now there 🙂
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@porchatravels I’m actually thinking of working in Miami.
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Same