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Media Release Template

[memberonly level=“Group Membership for Businesses of 2-5 individuals, Student, Individual or Solo-Preneur, PoleCon Membership”] Update this template as necessary based on the laws in your municipality. ENTERTAINER/PERFORMER RELEASE: AGREEMENT AND AUTHORIZATION TO BE IN MEDIA   THIS RELEASE (the "Agreement")…

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Performer on stage with Fans.

How to sell your pole dance business

Selling a business can be a complicated endeavor. Read the tips below to start the process of selling your pole dance business. Do some soul searching Business, especially small pole dance business, can be very personal. Make sure you consider…

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Performer on stage at PoleCon.

How to value your pole dance business

There are many ways to value your pole dance business. Some of them are more relevant for product businesses, whereas others are more relevant for subscription-based businesses, like a studio or an online pole tutorial company that has a monthly…

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Pole dancer performs with a leg brace.

Top 3 Safety Must-Haves for Pole Dance Events and Competitions

The popularity of pole dance events, shows, and competitions is increasing all over the world. Establishing and maintaining safety of pole dance athletes participating in these events is crucial! Although injuries and emergencies are rare, pole dance is undeniably a…

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Sample Licensing Template for Your Pole Dance Business

[memberonly level=“Group Membership for Businesses of 2-5 individuals, Student, Individual or Solo-Preneur, PoleCon Membership”] This is a sample licensing agreement template. Please review any country/state/local requirements with your legal counsel and/or insurance provider as necessary. {NAME} LICENSE AGREEMENT THIS LICENSE…

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When to close your pole-based business

While all business is personal to an extent, pole-based businesses are often extremely personal. They might be community-based like studios or founded from a creative passion such as dancing, teaching, or designing cute outfits. Knowing when to close your business…

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How to license your pole dance business

Licensing and franchising are two ways to grow your pole dance business. Learn about the difference between these two options in this post. This post is about the details of how to set up a licensing agreement. What is licensing?…

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Performer with binoculars at PoleCon.

IPIA Year in Review

The IPIA was created in 2020 to provide: Access to educational resources to start or improve your existing business. Access to networking and collaboration opportunities: live and virtual events and networking opportunities for members to share and grow together. Members…

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