The Do"s and Don"ts of a Mobile DJ
Are you ready to experience the exciting lifestyle of being a Mobile DJ working Weddings, corporate events, parties and more? Well, in this article, let's lay down some rules for you and your mobile DJ business.
The following Do's & Don'ts of Mobile Deejaying are designed to help save you time and money as you go out and grow your business.
Mobile DJ Don'ts Let's focus on the "don't" first.
When you are on the event, DON'T show up unless you are prepared for the music playlist that you are going to play for them.
All parties were not created equal (and neither were their guests!) so it would be a great alternative to you ask the client for a specific list of music that they want to be played on their gatherings.
You must PREPARE before showing up.
If the host doesn't give you must to work worth and you are left to decide yourself, ask some follow-up questions like what type of party is it, or what are the age ranges of the guests.
It's a heck of a lot easier to choose what genre of music you are going to play when you know the ages of participants.
DON'T interrupt people when they are on the dance floor.
Be professional when you are going to have an announcement.
Never voice ruin the flow or momentum of the event.
You can easily follow the flow of music and turn the volume slowly.
That's your chance to start talking.
Also, don't talk in that cheazy DJ voice from the 1980's! Everyone hates that! DON'T Show up Late or Leave early! The last thing a client ever wants is the added stress that her party may be ruined because the DJ hasn't arrived.
ALWAYS arrive early and never thing of sneaking out before the night is done.
Mobile DJ Do's Now, the "DO's" of Mobile DJing.
You must DO a necessary double-check of all of your equipment and tools before leaving for your event.
There is no excuse if you arrive at an event unprepared without the proper accessories.
In fact, have extra cables, power cords and speakers for emergencies.
DO organize and categorize your music.
When requests (or inspiration) arise, you need to be able to easily grab what you need without thinking.
Create a system for easily organizing all of your music.
DO be on time always! I can't stress this enough! In fact, be early! Never be late and be sure to arrive first than the people who are going to attend.
You know you much thing to do when you arrive at the venue right? So being early is a wise choice to prepare for more.
When you are early, you don't have to rush getting ready.
DO ask you clients a feedback of your services.
Not only will this feedback help you to improve your skills and services immensely, these positive reviews will serve as testimonials for your website! This is very effective marketing! Just don't be afraid of a little constructive criticism.
And finally, DO thank your client for choosing you to DJ their special party.
You are working in a large sea of competitors, you need to show your appreciation for their business.
And don't forget to kindly ask for some referrals!
The following Do's & Don'ts of Mobile Deejaying are designed to help save you time and money as you go out and grow your business.
Mobile DJ Don'ts Let's focus on the "don't" first.
When you are on the event, DON'T show up unless you are prepared for the music playlist that you are going to play for them.
All parties were not created equal (and neither were their guests!) so it would be a great alternative to you ask the client for a specific list of music that they want to be played on their gatherings.
You must PREPARE before showing up.
If the host doesn't give you must to work worth and you are left to decide yourself, ask some follow-up questions like what type of party is it, or what are the age ranges of the guests.
It's a heck of a lot easier to choose what genre of music you are going to play when you know the ages of participants.
DON'T interrupt people when they are on the dance floor.
Be professional when you are going to have an announcement.
Never voice ruin the flow or momentum of the event.
You can easily follow the flow of music and turn the volume slowly.
That's your chance to start talking.
Also, don't talk in that cheazy DJ voice from the 1980's! Everyone hates that! DON'T Show up Late or Leave early! The last thing a client ever wants is the added stress that her party may be ruined because the DJ hasn't arrived.
ALWAYS arrive early and never thing of sneaking out before the night is done.
Mobile DJ Do's Now, the "DO's" of Mobile DJing.
You must DO a necessary double-check of all of your equipment and tools before leaving for your event.
There is no excuse if you arrive at an event unprepared without the proper accessories.
In fact, have extra cables, power cords and speakers for emergencies.
DO organize and categorize your music.
When requests (or inspiration) arise, you need to be able to easily grab what you need without thinking.
Create a system for easily organizing all of your music.
DO be on time always! I can't stress this enough! In fact, be early! Never be late and be sure to arrive first than the people who are going to attend.
You know you much thing to do when you arrive at the venue right? So being early is a wise choice to prepare for more.
When you are early, you don't have to rush getting ready.
DO ask you clients a feedback of your services.
Not only will this feedback help you to improve your skills and services immensely, these positive reviews will serve as testimonials for your website! This is very effective marketing! Just don't be afraid of a little constructive criticism.
And finally, DO thank your client for choosing you to DJ their special party.
You are working in a large sea of competitors, you need to show your appreciation for their business.
And don't forget to kindly ask for some referrals!
