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The Club Promoter Profits ebook is currently off the market. We plan to make improvements and hope to bring you an amazing product that offers you the best results.
Until then, below are listed resources of other books and ebooks that will show you how to become a club promoter.
Some of these we have personally purchased and read. And have found them to be highly informative when it comes to learning how to become a club promoter.
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Carl
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How To Become A Nightclub Promoter by Anthony Coe
Anthony J Coe wrote an article entitled, How to Promote a Band or Club in Your Town. And from this article he got a huge amount of response from readers wanting to know how they could become a promoter. From this demand Anthony wrote this book.
In his, How to Become a Nightclub Promoter, you will get the basic step-by-step guide on how to start your journey to becoming a promoter. The tips you will find inside are what he has used successfully to become a top promoter in Hollywood.
You’ll be shown everything of how he sets up his events such as researching what bar or club to promote, setting up deals, how to market your event, what types of events to promote, and a lot more.
It was first published in 2008. But a lot of the information is still valuable and useable today.
I’ve purchased a copy and would recommend this book for newbies or up and coming club promoters.
Party Promoter Guide by David Gold
David Gold is another promoter that is based out in Hollywood. David Gold is not his real name but rather an alias that he uses to help promote his ebook. But that doesn’t discern from the fact that it is a pretty good book.
I purchased a copy of his ebook a while back and I have to say that I found it very entertaining and the information to be quite useful. Inside you’ll learn how to use the help of college students to help promote your event for free.
My favorite part of the guide was the bonus sections which talked about how to get paid to go on cruises or go on vacation. This pretty much was talking about using your promoter skills and the list of people that you have, or know, to setup a cruise event. Or if you wanted to party at a beach resort, you could again use your promoter skills to setup and market the event so you would make money while on vacation. This book does make you think outside the box on how you can use your promoter skill set for other things besides just promoting a club.
I have to be honest. My first impression was not favorable. This was based on the website alone…
After all, for a person who claims to make a good amount of income as a promoter – the website is rather tacky. But aside from the questionable old school look of the website the contents inside the Party Promoter guide was really good.
Overall, this guide was loaded with information and I thought it was very well laid out. However, I feel that this would probably be best for those who may be a little more established in promoting and wanted some more ideas on how to promote an event.
Nightclub Promoting 101 by Austin King
I had to make mention of this ebook since it is one of the more popular Club Promoter guides out there. I haven’t gotten a chance to look at it, however.
All I can say is that it looks as though this is currently the most up to date Club Promoter guide on the market. From what I see on his website, Austin King, usually makes an effort to update his ebook every year with any new marketing technique that he’s successfully used.
His guide offers to show you how to become a club promoter. And it looks as if he does offer some unique marketing techniques that you can learn.
This may be something you may want to check out, if the other two club promoter guides don’t seem to appeal to you.