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Can A DJ Business Survive The Recession?

Monday, January 2nd, 2012

Have you been watching the news at all in the last year? Surely you have flipped past your local anchors talking about the recession. Or maybe your co-workers are complaining about cutting back and tightening up the purse strings. It seems the recession has hit everybody and every business. Even big businesses like GM are getting beaten into submission by these tough times.

So does a simple mobile DJ business stand a chance in a recession? Can this kind of business continue to profit and find new clients? Absolutely. In fact, your DJ business is probably more recession-proof than most small businesses.

Why is that? How can a DJ business be so well-protected in a harsh economy? That’s easy – most mobile DJ’s aren’t paying off loans for equipment or property. You have no debt as a DJ! None at all. And when you don’t have any financial obligations (other than taxes, of course) your business can withstand just about any recession.

If you are marketing your DJ services and trying to find new clients, you will probably find some resistance to spending lots of money. But that’s okay – because aside from a photographer, the DJ is the next important expense that most brides/grooms plan on for their weddings. That means they will hire you anyway. You don’t have to duck and cover or wait for the economy to turn around. Now is the perfect time to start your DJ business.

So if you’re looking for a recession-proof business to start, you really should consider the mobile DJ business.

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Choosing Equipment For Your DJ Business

Monday, January 2nd, 2012

One of the most common questions I get from would-be DJ’s is, “What equipment do I need to start a DJ business?” Luckily, this is also one of the easiest questions to answer.

You really can personalize your setup according to your needs. If you don’t have a bunch of money to start a DJ business, then you can get a few bare-bones essentials. You can always upgrade and expand your equipment later –when you have some profits rolling in.

Where should you start? The obvious starting point is your music library. You might have a really nice set of speakers and a huge sub woofer… but if you don’t have all the music your clients want, then you won’t get too many gigs. Work on expanding your music library first. Get songs from all eras and from all genres. Oldies, disco, pop, rock, r&b, hip hop, dance, etc. You should try to develop a good selection of all music. Then you can start to focus on your gear.

Next, get your hands on a DJ mixer. These are fairly cheap, but you can find more expensive ones with lots of extra features. I have seen DJ mixers for as low as $60. Just about anybody can afford that, right? This mixer allows you to plug in a sound source (CD player, iPod, etc.) and route that music to your speakers. Many people decide to purchase a dual CD deck as well. This is pretty much the standard in the mobile DJ community. But if you want to save some money or use equipment you already have, your iPod will work just fine for getting started. Plug the iPod into your mixer and get the party started.

Speakers are your next hurdle. Many beginner DJ’s will borrow speakers at first, or they will use home stereo equipment. That’s fine for your first few gigs, but you should really get something more professional ASAP. You want two main speakers with at least 12″ drivers. These speakers may be active or passive, meaning they are self-powered or they require a power amp. Active speakers are usually more costly, but you save money on a power amp and you don’t have to carry that extra equipment to every gig.

Now that you have the basics of your sound gear, you might consider some basic lights for your show. Check out sites like Musiciansfriend.com for starter light kits. They are usually only $120-$200, and they will work just fine for a beginner.

That’s it! You have all the equipment you need to start booking clients and bagging profits. The DJ business is fun and lucrative, so I hope you enjoy it as much as most DJ’s do.

For a great mobile DJ business course, check out MobileDJProfits.com. This audio course covers everything from the basics to the advanced business tactics that will make you tons of money as a DJ!

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What Is Mobile DJ Profits?

Monday, January 2nd, 2012

Combining years of experience and months of hard work, Mobile DJ Profits has been completed. It is not yet available – but very soon (within just a couple days!).

So what is Mobile DJ Profits? What makes this course so special? And why would you be interested in our course, especially when there are other books and courses out there?

That’s a simple question to answer: Mobile DJ Profits is the best course out there. Of course, my opinion may be skewed. After all, I did help create this one-of-a-kind business course. But after you dive into our DJ startup materials, I think you will agree that there is no better option out there.

Mobile DJ Profits includes top secret, insider information about starting a simple yet profitable mobile DJ business. You get to pick the brain of a professional DJ for over 2 full hours! In this course, you learn it all: equipment, startup costs, marketing, finding customers, tips for saving money, tips for making EXTRA money, etc. We cover each of these topics and more.

When you finish the course, you will be armed with everything you need to get started right now. You really could be running your DJ business and raking in clients and cash by this weekend. That’s the power of Mobile DJ Profits.

You will need to keep a close eye on this site, because the product will be launching in the next couple days. Then you will be able to get your hands on the most amazing DJ business course ever created. And you want to get in early so you can beat your competitors to it.

I hope you manage to get your hands on this course before the price increases. If you read my letter to you, then you already know the price has to go up soon. Sure, I’d love to keep the cost as low as possible – but if too many people buy my course, then some of the secrets inside will lose effectiveness. That’s why I’m tripling the sales price in a couple weeks!

Here’s to your success,
Reuben D. Rock

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