Category Archives: Innovation
Using Your Skills “Beyond the Booth”
By Stu Chisholm - “The Complete Disc Jockey” It might come as a bit of a surprise to my readers, but I do have a life beyond being a DJ. That said, there have been a few occasions when my skills as an entertainer have benefited my extracurricular activities. Example #1 It was a surprise…
Innovation and Originality
by Stu Chisholm - “The Complete Disc Jockey In my last post, I covered the “dark side” of DJ expos, and all of the seminars and programs they feature. The main point was that while it’s always good to learn, we want to avoid becoming carbon copy “clones” of other entertainers. Above all, we need…
What Google+ Can Do for Your DJ Business
Review by Stacy Zemon - Publisher & Chief Scribe A few days ago I received an email from Jason Jani (Google+). Unopened it read: “Sharing the progress of the new SCE Event…” What’s Google+? I opened the email and found out. It read: Jason Jani shared a post with you on Google+. Google+ makes sharing…
Santa Claus Exists
by Comet, the talking reindeer Children know that Santa Claus (also known as Saint Nicholas, Father Christmas, Kris Kringle, or simply “Santa”) exists, but most adults don’t believe this fact. I’d like to discuss this controversial issue with you, but first please allow me to introduce myself. I’m Comet, the talking reindeer. I am part…
Rewarding Great Ideas
by Stacy Zemon Let’s say that you’re a multi-system operator, looking for a way to foster innovation and creativity in your DJ business. Perhaps you’re wondering how to reward great ideas without breaking the bank. Here are some ideas to get your juices flowing. Rewarding great ideas is vital to the success and productivity of…
The Importance of Email Subject Lines - Part 1
Part 1 of a 2 Part Article by Jerry Bazata A personal note of thanks to everyone who attended my seminar at the DJ Expo, and those who have followed-up with questions from the presentation and subsequent blog post “Ignore Chicken Little on Wall Street.” You asked for more advice, strategy and common sense…therefore I…
