Some good advice from Aussie, John Beck. Take a look! Nice shirt, John

By Stacy Zemon, Publisher & Chief Scribe Your brand is a value proposition. It is what people expect to get when they book your DJ service. It is the promise of certain benefits both material and experiential, and immediate and forthcoming. It is also a promise that the benefits your clients receive will be worth…

By Stacy Zemon, Publisher & Chief Scribe Ask yourself, what does your mobile entertainment company’s brand stand for? Try to answer the question in one sentence without using any product or service descriptions. Legendary entrepreneur Richard Branson was once asked, “What does Virgin stand for?” He could have answered “a great music store” or “a…

By Stacy Zemon, Publisher & Chief Scribe DJ business owners can benefit from paying attention to a page or two from Santa Claus’ playbook. Listening to customers, never overpromising, staying positive and not overpaying for new gear are all traits of Santa that we DJs would be wise to emulate. If crowded stores and bitter…

By Shayn Satten, “Teen Entertainment Specialist” In recent years, the mediums we use for connecting with clients have changed. Where once there were just phone calls and emails, now we have Facebook messaging and texting as added options. If you are working with the Teen Market, these are important places for your company to create…

By Stacy Zemon, Publisher & Chief Scribe Take a moment and look into the mirror right before meeting with a potential client. Do you see an image that “screams” well-groomed, properly dressed, competent professional? Beyond your personal presence, your business image is also defined by your accoutrements. That’s why it’s important that you make sure…