DJ Tips - Land DJ Gigs - Learn to DJ with the Club DJ Guide

The Club DJ Guide is a complete handbook on how to become a pro nightclub DJ & land more DJ gigs. Get More DJ Jobs. Learn Insider Tips & Techniques.

DJ gigs get harder to find as more and more individuals have discovered that they can make good money by DJing at popular nightclubs. Clubs will pay DJs well if they can bring a good crowd to their venue. The key is learning how to land these coveted DJ jobs.

You just have to learn how the club industry really works. It takes much more than just the ability to mix tracks well. You have to play "The Game" if you want to land the best club DJ gigs. With the right tools and techniques at your disposal, anyone can become a successful club DJ in a short amount of time. It's a great way to make a lot of money part-time on nights and weekends. Not to mention, you'll be partying at the club while you work!

Club DJs make money based on how many people they can get into the club. The bigger the following you have, the more people will come out to hear you spin. The more people who come out to hear you, the more money the club will make. The more money the club makes, the more money it will pay you to spin, and the more likely you will get offered a residency. The bigger your reputation for creating profit for a nightclub, the more clubs will fight to hire you. By using social media, word of mouth, and other more advanced self-promoting techniques, a club DJ can act like a party promoter and make MUCH more money than a typical DJ who only concentrates on his music. Club DJs who learn to play "The Game" can earn around $500 to $1000+ for a two hour set.

Use the special techniques in the guide to build up a large, loyal following of fans who will go to all your gigs.

Build a brand around your name and increase your value as a professional performer who can pack venues every night.

Use the Club DJ Guide and start charging a higher fee to play gigs or take your crowd to another club that will pay what you're worth.

My name is JP Coupe, and I've been a professional club DJ for over 10 years. I started at the bottom, not knowing anything about the industry, and worked my way up to the top. I now work as a nightclub DJ 4 nights a week, and make more money than my financial advisor friends who have long 40 hour work weeks. I regularly travel to major cities around the US to play large nightclubs and lounges. Let me be your mentor and teach you what I've learned over the years to fast-track your nightclub DJ success.

The club DJ industry can be very secretive. Successful DJs don't like telling people how they do what they do. There are already so many DJs out there, no one wants any more competition for the same gigs. So they keep their best business practices confidential. I wrote The Club DJ Guide to finally remove this veil of secrecy, so all DJs have a chance at success.

YES! I actually started my nightclub DJ career in college, spinning at house parties when I was 18 years old. DJing in college is a great way to earn some good part-time income, and you'll get real popular with the ladies too! Everyone in college wants to party, so it's a great place to make a name for yourself and start your nightclub DJing career.

NO. While having a healthy budget for promoting yourself, your music, and your brand will always be beneficial, I'll teach you ways to make the most out of the money you do have! I've used these money saving techniques for many years to great success.

Nightclub DJs who can maintain a strong following and land jobs in a recession will ALWAYS come out on top at the end. As things pick up again, you'll already be in place to benefit the most from the new growth that happens after a slow down in the economy. This is the best time to start aggressively building your name up while other DJs get scared and fade away into the background.

YES. My favorite part of nightclub DJing is that you work nights and weekends for only a couple of hours. So you can still have a day job, and just DJ at nightclubs on the side. This is what I recommend for people just starting out anyway. Once you've built up your income to match what you currently make at a day job, then you can think about working as a club DJ full time.

Because I know what I'm talking about. I've been in the nightlife business for many, many years. I know what works, and what doesn't. You get high quality information that you won't find anywhere else, at a ridiculously low cost. The age of the "Superstar DJ" is dying out, but there are plenty of real jobs as a resident nightclub DJ that pay very well. Learning to take advantage of these gigs is what can make DJing a full time career. Let me show you how it's done.

I've been DJing for a while, but JP's guide really helped me take it to another level. It shows how important the marketing side of DJing is. It's like a textbook for becoming a nightclub DJ.

I bought your guide and couldn't be happier with it. It had just the info I needed to learn how everything works. I'm happy to say I just started a club residency in Miami.

The competition doesn't stand a chance now. This book is great. It's like my secret weapon. Like JP says, success is 2 parts talent, 1 part marketing. Too many people forget the marketing, me...

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