Questions

Questions

Here are some basic questions that can help you identify an Average Wedding DJ:

  1. 1: What can you tell me about your service and performance that sets you apart from all the rest?
    1. a: Would you describe the quality of your services as below average, about average, or above average and why?
    2. b: Do you have feedback surveys that will verify your level of skill and talent?
    2: Is this your full-time career?
    1. a: How many wedding receptions do you average per year?
    2. (Multiply this number times their fee and if the total amount is less than $46,000 gross, they are most likely a part-time DJ.)
    3: Are your prices below average, about average, or above average and why?
    1. a: What services and/or performance ideas do you provide that allow you to charge more than cheaper Wedding DJs?
    2. b: Do you know of any Wedding DJs who are higher priced than you, and what do they offer that you currently do not?
    4: What creative ideas can your share for making our wedding reception more fun in a personalized way?
    1. a: Will you charge us extra for additional speakers or cordless microphones?
    2. b: What is more important in your mind, professional equipment or unique talent?
    5: What improvements have you made in your service and/or performance in the last 2 years?
    1. a: Are you a member of any industry trade associations?
    2. b: How many trade shows and/or workshops have you attended in the last 2 years?

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