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Let's Break Down A Full-Time Professional Entertainer/MC/DJ's Time: To those who believe that a
professional "DJ's" job is "cushy" and / or easy, People
always call, shopping around, wondering, "How much do you charge for four
hours?" First of all...I run everything (I have absolutely NO hired helpers): THROUGHOUT THE WEEK: 1 hour). Personal meetings with clients, prospects ( Prep
time for these meetings; Getting dressed; freshening up my memory,
studying details before meeting; If prospect accepts, "Congratulations"...Now it's time to process their booking information ( * Forms completed on-line by client (DJ WebMin) * Process Booking Fee(s) and Agreement Form(s). * Deposit funds / checks * Create and send client copies and receipts * Add event info to all calendars (Multi-calendars as a fail-safe to prevent scheduling mishaps) * Create and send forms (weddings include up to 6 different questionnaires) to client (including personalized labels for client folders and materials) Client planning meetings / Consultations (1 to Organize
and prepare all details from the planning meeting; * Study / Memorization of announcement details / Name Pronunciations (1 hr) Music
Editing & Preparation Sound Preparation; Voice Salutations from client / client relatives and loved ones are collected and prepared for performance integration. DAY OF EVENT:
POST EVENT:
EXPENSES: Let's not forget to take into account Taxes, phone bill, web site hosting... This article was inspired by Chicago's Jim Cerone, "The Perfect Host" of Disc-Jockey America Radio.
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