The sex industry has made leaps forward, introducing innovative smart toys and virtual reality content, but one adult business remains grounded in tradition: strip clubs. Unlike those techy innovations, strip clubs focus on dancers creating intimate relationships with repeat patrons through dance. However, younger audiences have discovered they can get this same responsive intimacy from home via online cam sites.
Don Kleinhans, co-owner of Tampa, Florida-based Odyssey 2001 is wondering whether to jump on this trend. His club offers a service called Demon Time through which clients log onto his website and purchase virtual lap dances from Odyssey 2001’s strippers dressed in club attire; live streaming of footage allows patrons to interact with these dancers as they gyrate across their laps.
Kleinhans has seen significant sales growth since launching this service in March. Clients can request role play, close ups or a standing doggie from any one of its 102 women on offer at affordable rates – making Kleinhans an increasingly attractive service provider.
Other club owners are following in the footsteps of cam sites by streaming live video feeds of their stages and dressing rooms to digital portals, enabling homebound consumers or cautious young consumers to explore club spaces without incurring travel costs; additionally, this also gives out-of-work dancers who may otherwise miss out on unemployment benefits an opportunity to continue earning while waiting for their careers to recover.