Getting Your Moneys Worth From A Convention
You just got back from the DJ convention, how can you make this expense and experience pay for itself?
Remember how pumped up you were about going to the convention? The excitement of participating in the seminars, showrooms and meeting DJ's from all around the world?
Now is the time to put that enthusiasm to work and make it earn you more money!
Before it is too late, look over all your notes, view any DVD’s, listen to the CD's and read any materials you might have purchased or received at the convention.
The idea is to keep those juices flowing while the excitement is still there and put into place any new or different information that you have learned at the convention.
Take what you have learned and shape it to fit you and your business. Review the new routines, the different ways to present things or a way to look and be more professional. Figure out what will and what won't work for you personally. You may need to tweak a few things to fit your personality or particular business structure.
If you learned a new way to perform a dance, or a better way to introduce the Bridal couple, start practicing this right away. Learn it, love it and live it. Make it YOURS and then inject it into your performance when you have it perfected.
The secret is to practice it over and over before ever trying to present it to a group of guests. You don’t want to possibly embarrass the Bridal couple or yourself, so never try something for the first time in front of a room of what could be potential clients.
The most important thing to remember is to do this right NOW! Do not wait a week or two. The longer you wait the less excited you will be and you may possibly let it slide or forget all the fine details that you picked up.
Start now and in a short time it will seem as if you’ve been doing this for years
Jeff Richards: Party Time Productions