Some clubs (a lot of clubs) don’t value good DJs. A good DJ is a bargain. Obviously you’re getting someone who can rock a party but you’re getting much more that you might not realize. A good DJ is professional, promotes his gigs, works to expand his promotional circle, has professional grade gear and keeps it maintained so it doesn’t fail, has a strong network of other good DJs to refer, interacts well with customers, etc. You might not ever notice that your good DJ isn’t late or drunk or high or yelling at customers or letting records play out while he talks to girls or even bailing on gigs. Most people don’t notice things when they work they way they’re supposed to. You notice real quick when you hire a scrub. Meanwhile that fight you had with your good DJ over $50 was a short term bad idea that will turn into a long term bad idea when he takes 10 of your customers across the street.
Posted on: Sun, 15 Sep 2013 20:26:22 +0000
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