Learn to hire a wedding dj
A google search for “Hire a wedding dj” brings up over 2,700,000 posts -most do little to help you do that. I set out to change that.
I barricaded myself in my office for the last three days. “How to hire a wedding dj in 7 easy steps” are the fruits of my labor. The methods are mostly unconventional but will yield great results if you are trying to find a dj for your wedding.
Here’s a preview of the steps:
- Create your “Wedding DJ Master List“.
- Use wedding review sites to narrow the field.
- Every wedding dj must have a website.
- Get the gossip on bridal chat boards like the Knot
- Which dj cares the most?
- Have other wedding professionals review your potential wedding djs.
- Set up face to face dj interview meetings.
The steps may seem “obvious”, but a quick read will show that I use most of the above tools differently than most. I give away what I consider to be insider secrets that help you get right to the information you need to make an educated decision.
You’ll start by creating a “Wedding DJ Master List”. Using the tools I outline, you’ll narrow that down to the “DJ Short List”. Step 7 will have you setting up interview meetings and hopefully lead to you finding the best dj for your wedding.
I would love it if you read the article and post your comments back here. If you use my advice and it helps, I’d love to hear it.
