01
Jan
Author: DJEquip // Category:
Eventide Timefactor
you like to DJ at your privite parties? Well buy this! its cheap and it works. LOL no complaints
Dear Brides and Grooms, what are you looking for in a DJ?
I’ve done a decent business for many years but have found in recent years that others in the trade (we call them bottom feeders) have been stealing business with really cut rate deals. I’m considering restructuring but I’m not sure I know what brides and grooms are looking for anymore. A fancy website, cheap prices, etc. I thought it was simply good personal service at a fair price, but it seems that more and more I spend an hour or more Dj Tools consulting with couples who then take the tools and ideas I’ve given them to someone who charges less and gives them cut rate service as well. I do hear from some of them later or see reviews they’ve posted about these DJ’s regarding how terrible the sound quality or lighting was and in the end they are sorry they went with that DJ but no one listens in the begining. When you are looking for a DJ, what can I (we) do to convince you that price isn’t everything or is price really the only concern?Usually brides and grooms don’t know until their event that the DJ they hired uses substandard equipment and lighting that we call S&Ps (spin & pukes because of the lovely effect they have on your guests).But those things are a given with us and what I’m saying is that telling a bride and groom those things don’t seem to matter anymore. I’m very glad they matter to you as they defintely matter to us. Those things seem to matter more after the fact. What matters most in your initial search?
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