I get a lot of business cards and emails from big spending customers and while I have no problem asking them for thousands of dollars, I get really shy when it comes to talking to them outside the club setting.
I want to keep in contact for two reasons: one to make them into regulars and two to maybe find a way to get out of the industry. A lot of my customers are CEOs and upper level management of fortune 500 companies so I figure it may be worth my while to curry some sort of professional relationship that may lead to something non-club related in the future. I really want to start networking since I want to get out of dancing within the next five years.
Has this ever worked out for you? Do you think it's possible to get jobs from customers you meet at the club?
How do I get over the fear of emailing customers?



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So uh yeah, networking is a great perk of this industry! When customers spend a decent amount of money, I always make sure we keep in touch!
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