by Stacy Zemon
Want to keep your audience riveted with quiet attention as opposed to ignoring you and conversing with someone at their table?
Spicing up the bouquet toss, garter removal, love story or a mundane topic such as “the buffet line is now open,” could be the answer you have been looking for.
A tasteful, well-timed anecdote [...]
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Category Archives: Performance
Use Humor to Command Attention
The Best Time to Train Your DJ to Become an MC
Spotlight On Peter Merry: His Secrets To Success
How many among us can say that we earn $5,000 for a wedding reception?
For those who are new to our business or who have been living under a rock, I’d like to introduce you to Peter Merry. He is a top earning DJ, author, speaker and leader – and his credentials are pretty [...]
Diversify for Greater Profits
If you are looking to add to your bottom-line then it may be a good idea to think about skills, products and services that will allow you to bring ancillary income into your DJ service.
Have you ever thought about becoming a hypnotist or magician? How about tapping into a new market like retirements homes [...]
Have A Winning Performance
This is the first post in a new monthly column by Ray Martinez called “Unbridled Inspiration.”
This is an exciting time of the year as the NBA Playoffs are getting into the final rounds. You have superstars like Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Dwight Howard and Steve Nash all vying for an NBA Championship. OK, how does [...]
Top 5 Traits of Successful DJs
1. Constant desire to always improve their performances
The top DJs in the business are always striving to make their performances better. Whether it’s improving their personality on the mic or having better song transitions, the top DJs are always looking on ways to fine tune their performance into one that captures the crowd.
2. Attitude [...]
