Boom! Another inquiry! This week is going really, really well! 6 inquiries and counting…
Perfect, I am available for their date and I love that location…time for a phone call.
Laugh and Applaud…But Don’t Just Follow
Shortly after a wedding from a couple of years ago, I received a Facebook message from the groomsman that had presented a toast to the Groom at the reception. In part, it read as follows:
How I Get Paid
As a single owner operator DJ company, I often field questions from others in similar positions, asking how I pay myself. This week I am going to provide an outline on how I manage incoming client payments, booking fee payments and then, ultimately, how I pay myself.
What They Don’t Ask For
They say they’re looking for a quote, but that’s not what they’re really after.
The End Of The DJ
The music begins and a wedding couple takes to the dance floor.
Their closest family and friends watch as two people dance together for the very first time as a married couple. It is picture perfect and emotionally beautiful.
Moments later, this newly married couple are surrounded by their closest friends and family, dancing and singing away to their favourite songs. The celebration of marriage has once again begun. The energy is incredible. The party continues late into the night.