Night Club Industry About to Take a Huge Leap in Online Promoting

From Miami night clubs to Los Angeles night clubs, from lounges and bars to clubs and events one nightlife website pioneers new territory with the upcoming launch of ClubDistrict.com. Similar to expedia.com in the world of hotels and airline flights, ClubDistrict.com centralizes event, concert and night club ticket listings into one simple online portal. Partygoers and clubgoers alike can search through a national listing of over five popular nightlife and event websites on just one site.

ClubDistrict.com specializes in all genres of music related events. Visitors will be able to browse for hip hop and R&B events as effortlessly as house, trance, and techno events. The company plans to launch ClubDistrict.com physically into over twenty downtown locations including New York, Chicago, Atlanta, Miami, Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County, Houston, Dallas, Seattle, Denver, Phoenix, Scottsdale, Honolulu and other nightlife saturated locations.

ClubDistrict.com will also feature a club photographer community. Nightclub photographers can share useful tips and communicate with each other through the site’s social network. Club photographers designated on the website as “PRO”, will also have access to a business model allowing them to operate a business based around their passion of photography.

The website is focusing on the 18-24 year old demographic during its launch phase, but plans on broadening that focus to a wider group with a second launch of ClubDistrict 3 months after the initial launch. The second launch will include features that do not exist on the nightlife scene. Night club listings used to be the best way for night club venues to gain exposure on the web, then MySpace manifested onto the scene with the first social network that lended itself in a big way to the nightlife industry. Nearly every dj, bar, gogo, lounge, club, promoter, and dance afficionado created a profile and used it as their website in some cases. But like every good thing, MySpace has lost a lot of its steam in the industry. This created a new opportunity for ClubDistrict.com developers, picking up where MySpace.com and other social networks left off. This new web model developed by ClubDistrict will revolutionize the way club promoters, dance clubs, bars and lounges use the Internet for promotions.

Additional features being developed for ClubDistrict.com include mobile device integration and a singles component based off ClubDistrict.com’s predecessor PubDistrict.com’s original web model from 2001.

Now you will be able to bring the party to your desktop. When searching for New Year’s Eve events, salsa night clubs or popular under 21 night clubs, ClubDistrict.com will most certainly be your indispensable nightclub guide.