by Jerry Bazata Having put away the last of the holiday decorations, disposed of Aunt Bertha’s fruitcake, and cleaned up the confetti from my garage floor after that “little accident,” now it’s back to business! Although I’m not a professional prognosticator, I am a Senior Vice President of a global financial institution, a consultant to…
Category Archives: Bright Ideas/Best Practices
Make This Year the Best Ever!
by Stacy Zemon I believe that this will be a transformational year for many disc jockeys who are working hard to “step up their games.” Only you know what you specifically need to work on in your business, but there are some areas almost every mobile entertainment service owner should look at. Build Your Brand….
Playing Big in 2011
New Year’s Resolutions for Business Success
Got Health Insurance?
Top 10 Reasons For Business Loan Refusal
by Jerry Bazata In my last post, I wrote about the “2010 Small Business Jobs Act” that provides a wide assortment of tax breaks and incentives for small businesses. Congratulations to all of the savvy DJs who have decided to move quickly on this opportunity! Since you’ve only got until the end of December to…
Get Ready for a Taxing Time of Year
by Stu Chisholm Although a busy season for we DJs began with Halloween, before you know it two things will occur almost simultaneously: the slowest part of the year for entertainment and tax time. Money gets tight and we have to spend a few hours (and/or a few dollars) working for the government to see…
Diversification for the Maturing Wedding DJ
Differentiate Your Business with the Personal Touch
by Jason Jani Today we are living in a pretty surreal time. Our techno savvy, internet dependent lifestyle enables us to send email and text messages to one another from across the globe in seconds, which is a good thing. HOWEVER, people are talking less and interacting more with gadgets, which can make communication pretty…
The Importance of Public Perception
by Alan Dodson The people you choose as friends and close business associates can define how you are perceived by other people, including potential wedding clients. You’ve probably heard the famous phrase, “Guilty by association.” People naturally assume that you have chosen your business and personal associates because they are like minded with you. If…
