Become a Scamp Promoter
How to be a nightclub promoter
There is a very simple and quick way of instantly becoming a club promoter. All you have to do is email infolittlescampnewport@gmail.com with a short introduction as to why you think you can become a club promoter and also attach a picture and one of the team will get back to you with information on the next events and the deals on offer!
Newport promoting is essentially a very simple job. Little Scamp pay all its club promoters a commission per guests that you bring to the club on any given night. The deals you can be offered can range from £3 per person up to £5 per person based on experience and number of guests that you bring.
We ask all London club promoters to actively host their guests on the night to ensure that everyone has a great time and retain the business for the next party you throw!
All you need to do is tell people about the party / event that you have been asked to promote and then collect the names of those that have confirmed on your guest list. this is usually set up at the door under your name.
When those guests arrive and mention your Little scamp club promoter guest list at the door then they will be recorded and you will be paid your commission based on those that have attended the event. It is that simple!
Frequently asked questions by promoters:
What is the pay?
We pay £3 per guest for their first event with us and then £5 per guest for any subsequent promotion. We do this to ensure that "promoters" do not just bring their mates out when they are already planning a night out and then not continue to promote.
That sounds brilliant! How does the schedule work, are there set days I have to work?
You can pick and choose which nights you want to host All guests must be pre-arranged on your guest list this not Street promotions just to be clear.
Is the pay weekly and how are the payments made?
Payment is made at the end of the night in cash
When you say minimum 10 people, is that the minimum that I must bring?
The minimum is 10 guests for payment that is correct.
What time do I need to get there?
We suggest you get to the club especially on your first night for 10pm. This allows us enough time to meet everyone at the venue and ensure that your guest list are set up at the door.
If I don't have guests, should I come?
You will never grow a network unless you are actively out on the social scene so if you are going to take this job seriously then we advise that you are out as much as possible even if you have no guests planned. the longer you are out at venues the more you will become known for representing the venue and you will be able to build relationships with the staff at the venue which is beneficial for yourself for obvious reasons.