Playing the crowd with Jason Spencer on Mobile Music with Jason Jones on #DJNTV
Another great video for Mobile DJs from the guys at Disc Jockey News ala their Mobile Music segment with Jason Jones. The Mobile Music segment features mobile DJs from around the country who are DJing weddings, schools and bars to find out how and what they play and when they play it. This week we feature Jason Spencer […]
Programming Music For an Event and Catching The Vibe
Catching the Vibe | Mobile Music with Jason Jones and Guest DJ Chris Hintz, owner of Pinnacle Productions in Sioux Falls South Dakota. (DiscJockeyNews.com) As a Mobile DJ, programming music for an event or a wedding beforehand is pretty much standard protocol among the most successful mobile DJs. Typically your client will provide a list of “must […]
Karaoke as a KJ
Karaoke as a KJ By Cynthia Jesseen I remember just going to karaoke on a Tuesday night at Baker Street with a group of friends to sing. I know from personal experience how much fun I had. Some of us drank and some of us didn’t. It didn’t matter. It was a good time and […]
Building Your DJ Social Profile Part 1: Facebook And Twitter
Social Media has essentially replaced email and even websites for many DJs. Millions of people (and potential clients) engage on Facebook multiple times daily, while checking email once or less. As a DJ, building your social profile and promoting yourself and your business is paramount in today’s “always connected” world. Your prospective clients will expect […]
DJTips: Reading The Vibe Of A Group Of People With DJNN And Scott Faver
Every Monday we attempt to bring you new #DJTips to help you become a better DJ (and hopefully provide you the means to put more money in your pocket in the process) This week, we felt inclined to share a video recently shot and released by Disc Jockey News via their (great) YouTube Channel. It’s their “Mobile […]
What Do DJs And Great Public Speakers Have In Common? By Jordan River
A good DJ should be a great public speaker. During an event you represent the family that hired you – and a DJ should deliver a great message about the family along with great music. It’s a major benefit to your clients special event if you are well-versed, concise and can speak with confidence in public. That’s how you ensure the event is memorable for all participants. It’s no surprise […]
DJ Software Development Speak: Don’t Rush Art
I’m a consumer, just like our PCDJ customers and everyone else on planet earth. I buy a lot of tech specifically, most of it I really don’t need but much of the time I feel like I do — after all, I’d hate to miss out on all the fun. I like to […]
Why PCDJ Offers Digigames Trivia Software and Lock-Out Buzzers
While PCDJ has been in the business of creating live-performance DJ software and karaoke software for 15 years, the cornerstone of our business, we always keep an eye out for other tools Mobile DJs can use to build their business and generate more revenue. Digigames, the makers of the Trivia Party software suite and corresponding […]
DJ Logo Tips – Do’s And Don’ts
DJ Logo tips: Do's And Don'ts Your DJ logo represents your DJ business’s brand through a graphic, it has to speak to the client and essentially convey a thousand words in one image. Your DJ Logo also brings recognition to yourself and/or your company. It will become the identity of your Mobile DJ business and […]
Wedding DJ Average Rate In 2013 – Are You Charging Enough?
What's your Mobile DJ rate for weddings? A recent blog article published by The Knot regarding the average cost of a wedding in 2013 suggests the average DJs rate was $1,083. That's a U.S. nationwide average, so it's safe to assume many Mobile DJs charge significantly more. If you're not already charging at least $1,083 for your Wedding DJ package, why not? […]