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"you can easily make
$500 or more every day,
surrounded by hot, sexy women"

"and with a bit of imagination,
you can make twice this on every gig"

and you can...

and you'll have more time to work out, party, goof-off, and date more women.

does this sound too good to be true? impossible even?

hi! i'm bill hibbler. and i'm going to show you that it's not only possible, but easy to do. if you're looking for a fast-paced job that's never boring, one overflowing with great music and gorgeous women, you're going to love this.

you are paid to push a few buttons, play music, talk and hang out at a non-stop party with dozens of hot women. as a gentlemen's club dj, you have a great time. and walk away from every gig with $500 cash (or even twice this) just in tips.

"$500 a night from tips? who's kidding who?"

there's no kidding here at all. you work with 40 to 100 or more dancers. in most clubs, they are required to tip a minimum of $5 to $10. so do the math.

work less, play more

you name your schedule, full or part-time. and since gentlemen's clubs are also open during the day, you can choose days or nights. pick days, and you can sleep in, show up about noon, and have your nights free.

be treated like a vip

as the dj at a top club, you get the vip treatment at other clubs, restaurants, and businesses. why? because many of your customers own these places. or work there. they'll recognize you. imagine how a woman reacts when you take her to a restaurant or a hot club and the manager comes over, greets you by name and buys you a round of drinks.

enjoy lots of choice perks

besides the great view, you get lots of freebies as the dj at a top club. film stars, athletes and other celebrities visit regularly. in houston, members of the rockets, astros and the old oilers often came to party after the games. and they brought visiting players with them.

you run the show

the women. the audience. you set the entire atmosphere of the club. a bartender, a manager, even a dancer or two, can leave and not be missed. but without you, there is no show. you are the host of the party. and you have total control.

no prior experience is necessary

you need no special skills. you don't have to spend weeks and weeks practicing just to handle a turntable. and even without experience, you can pick up a gig easily. so few people see the bucks to be made in this, that there's not much competition. and i'll show you how to beat what little there is.

no expensive equipment to buy

mobile djs spend thousands of dollars on equipment and music before they can even do their first gig. since the clubs provide the sound systems and the cds, you don't have to put out a cent. what's more, you ...

get paid from day one

every day is payday. this killer gig puts an end to being broke long before your next check comes in. the dancers tip you at the end of every gig, in addition to what the club pays you. even some of the customers tip you, and that's like found money.

live anywhere you choose, even overseas

there are over 2500 clubs in the u.s., over 300 in canada, and even more in cities all over the world. and probably several where you are living right now.

did i mention the women?

some of these babes are awfully easy to look at. when one takes to you, things can get real interesting real quick.

the perfect part-time gig

if you're happy with your job and just want to earn some extra bucks on the weekends, gentlemen's clubs are perfect. get paid to hang out with gorgeous women and bring home an extra $400 to $500 or more every week.

how do you get started as a dj?

there certainly aren't any schools or training programs and i've never seen a 'how-to' book on the subject.

a new dj is usually shown a few basics by an overworked manager, then left to fend for themselves. most struggle along, quit, or get stuck in a club that never pays off for them.

some djs tough it out and eventually get to a bigger club. but only after wasting years of their life bogged down in the wrong clubs. they never got solid advice on how to move up. so the whole bit was trial and error. mostly the latter.

the truth is there has never been an easy way to find out how to get started as a dj in a gentlemen's club.

that is, until now. in my course, "i'd kill for that job," i share all the secrets you need to put yourself on the path to becoming a top club dj. (and why settle for anything but the top? that's where the real bucks are.) ok, so you're interested but maybe you're wondering...

what makes me such an expert?

good question.

i've been in the business for 20 years. i was the dj manager for one of the most well known club organizations in the world. and i've personally trained dozens of djs. and i've worked with thousands of dancers. (for more details, click here to check out my bio.)

i used to say i wish i had my own book, "how to be a dj", before i got started as a disc jockey so i could have avoided two things -- making mistakes, and the incredibly long and low-paying learning curve. but now that i've read bill hibbler's "i'd kill for that job", i wish i had his book even more than my own!

if you're already a dj, or even if you're just starting out, you absolutely need to know about becoming a dj in the gentlemen's club industry. with only a year or two of experience and no beatmatching or scratching skills necessary, many of these djs make more in one single night than i used to make in an entire week! and they get to hang out with some of the sexiest, most attractive women in their markets -- need i say more? if i had only known about this industry, my dj career definitely would have taken a much different, more interesting, and much more profitable turn.

"i'd kill for that job" has all the information you'll need to get a running start in this previously almost underground business. bill has disclosed many industry "trade secrets" that'll surely get a bunch of djs angry at him, but this is the true value of this book, and your bonus!

highly recommend reading this book to open your eyes about the "other dj business." if you're serious about becoming a career dj, this is some of the best money you'll ever spend. it could change your life -- sure as hell would have changed mine. hell, i'd kill for that job!"

chuck fresh
author of "how to be a dj"
http://www.djresource.com/

invaluable information not found anywhere else

in this comprehensive course, i share everything i have learned in over 20 great years working in the club business. i show you how to double, or even triple, your tips in any club. and how to avoid the mistakes made by most dj's.

what's more, i share advice and suggestions from three of the top djs in the country. between them, they have over 50 years of experience! this gives you a fantastic edge over other beginners. and over many who have been in the business for years. you'll discover in a matter of days, everything it took us years to learn.

bill, just mowed through your book. it was packed with excellent information. i recently checked out a club for the purposes of djing there and your book answered the burning questions i had when i left there. i was completely amazed at how easy it would be to do my homework and jump in the game.

your book has given me the tips i need to go after it.

sooooooo.... long story short, great book.

thanks!

lance roberts
phoenix crossing productions, ltd.
austin, texas
www.area51trax.com

nothing else to buy!

this original and easy to follow program is packed with information. it includes everything you need to make the most money with the least amount of hassle. there is absolutely nothing else you need.

here are just a few of the things i show you exactly how to do. and every single one helps put more bucks into your pocket more easily. just follow the step-by-step guidelines, and all easily falls in place.

begin making money in 30 days or less

if you begin right now, you can start at a club in less than 30 days.

sure enough, i did pick up a job no longer than two weeks after reading your book.

i am learning new things everyday but the biggest step was getting my foot in the door and that is what your book helped me do. your book is well written and very easy to follow. i go back and read it all the time even though i have read it completely through.

glad to write this because you helped me out a lot. thanks bill.

rollie duer
clinton, ohio

rollie duer got started quickly so will you when you...

discover exactly what to say and how to say it

it's easy. and when you have this, you'll quickly develop your own style. you'll be able to handle any club situation. the best clubs will want you to be their 'voice.' and the best clubs have the best women, the ones who line your pockets with cash.

how to run the equipment

if you can run your home stereo, you can run the sound system in any club. i'll show you everything you need to know in short order.

i'll share the ins and outs of stage lighting. dancers will tip extra when you give them a great light show.

how to control the dancers

you'll discover how to keep them happy and keep them tipping. and how to become any dancer's favorite dj.

this matters because every club has at least one or two prima donnas that can drive a dj crazy. with "i'd kill for that job," you'll discover how to deal with these spoiled brats and turn them into your best tippers.

choose the best club to make the best bucks

discover how to make sure you are immediately aware of any openings at any club that interests you. you'll save months, even years of being stuck in a bad club. you'll move up to the best clubs 10 times faster than most djs even dream of doing.

you'll be able to identify the different types of managers and club owners, and know how to deal with each type effectively. you'll discover how to get the best shifts, as many as you like, and make more money faster.

how to choose music that keeps both the dancers and the audience pumped up

	a system for keeping track of each dancer's music.
	a fast and easy way to discover the best songs within any music category.
	how to keep up with new music in minutes each week, not hours.

the hardest part for me was making the move from doing mobile dj work on cruise ships after being spotted by a headhunter for international dj service (london, new york singapoore). i made contacts all over the world after landing with the most prestigious club in the world, stringellows usa. with them, i went through a major change; the ride of my life. think lifestyles of the rich and famous.

this all happened in 1989 and i wish this book was around back then. life would have been a lot simpler. upon purchasing your book, i've noticed that i've learned some more valuable tools of the trade. there are things that will help you turn your life around. this book is a very valuable resource for anybody wishing to set foot into the most amazing show in the world. let me tell you, it will be the best move of your life but keep it under control. the $$$ will change you...hopefully into what you really want in life.

bill, thank you for the knowledge you have portrayed. very nicely put.

marc pears aka markie marc
dj at sapphires
las vegas the world's largest gentlemen's club
www.sapphirenv.com/
owner, dj rak
www.djrak.com

avoid the costly mistakes almost every dj makes.

	a simple technique to boost your tips that 90% of djs overlook.
	the right time to change clubs or shifts. many djs settle for $100 to $200 a night. it's easy to duck this mistake when you know how.
	discover 'attitude money' and how it can boost your income.
	the do's and don'ts of dating dancers and waitresses.

how to work the crowd and keep them spending money

i'll show you how to interact with customers in a way that keeps them coming back and helps you earn more money.

as a dj who has now been in the adult nightclub industry for close to 20 years, i would highly recommend this book to not only people wanting to start in the business, but the seasoned pro as well.

it's highly informative and knowledgeable. where was this book when i was getting started?!!

ronnie baker
head dj, club juana
orlando, florida
www.clubjuana.com