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Opening a Bar

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Summary: When opening a bar, consider first the location, hire a staff of bouncers, bartenders and shot girls, acquire all required state licenses, and advertise on the radio, in the newspaper and with fliers. Open a bar with advice from a nightclub manager in this free video on starting a business.

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By Erwin White
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Erwin White has been in the club business for more than 10 years. He started as a bartender in night clubs and currently manages a night club.read more

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Starting a business requires the utmost organization and planning. Beyond conceptualizing a business plan and getting the ball rolling, there are employees to compensate, books to keep and bills to pay. It is the small business owners' responsibility to monitor every detail that takes place in their business. It can be strenuous work to start a new business, especially in the restaurant and entertainment field, but keeping organized and accurate is the foundation to a successful company. In this free video series on business, a nightclub manager offers advice on opening a bar, restaurant or nightclub. Find out how to finance the start-up costs of opening a business, and get information on how to advertise the new joint. Learn about designing a nightclub theme, hiring a personable staff and acquiring all of the necessary licenses and permits to serve alcohol.

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"So if you're going to open up a bar, I think the first thing you should look at would be the location. Locality is key. Then you have to think about your staffing, depending on what kind of bar it's going to be. You need to look at bouncers, bartenders, shot girls -- that sort of thing. You need to get your licenses. You need your state licenses in order to sell alcohol. The next key factor would be your advertising. You want people to know that you're there. A good way to do that would be the radio, local newspaper, flyers. I feel the best is word of mouth would be the best type of advertisement that you can get for a bar. So if you want to get your bar going, up and running, your first thing you want to concentrate on is the location. You need to get your vendors as far as pool tables, dart machines, jukeboxes, various other, like, bar games and stuff. And the most important thing is do not forget to advertise."

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