
Consider this testimony:
"Johnny Only is a wonderful DJ. He put in the extra effort
to customize our Bat-Mitzvah and meet our specific desires.
He is reliable and very easy to work with.
And most importantly, he put on a very dynamic fun filled
evening with great music and crowd inspiring enthusiasm. The
place rocked and hardly anyone sat all night.
We were very pleased with his result and would hire him
again without a doubt. Thank you Johnny for helping to make
our evening so wonderful."
~Signed, "A very satisfied
customer"
This family chose to remain anonymous.
But, after I performed at the event from which the testimony
derived, the greatest complement I received was from the
father who told me that a number of the guests could not
believe that I was from the Binghamton area. It is sad but
true commentary concerning the level of commitment exhibited
by area DJ's.
This is how I do it.
The first key to my success in this
arena is our planning session a week or two before your event. We
sit down face to face with both the parent and the child.
The reason is to establish up front and in the presence of
both generations what balance is going to be struck between
entertaining the kids and entertaining the adults.
Once I know your expectations, my success
is measured by meeting your expectations.
The second key to my success in
this market is my ability to establish rapport with the
kids. During our meeting, I find out what seems "cool" to
your child and what is definitely "not cool." The fact is
that if
he or she is having fun, all of the kids will have fun.
I do what it takes to make sure your guests
have fun.
The third key is being familiar
with, and having respect for, the traditions and ceremonies
of a Bar/Bat Mitzvah celebration. We will discuss what
traditional and ceremonial aspects you would like to
include. It is then up to me as your Master of Ceremonies to
make it happen.
Whether it is an exciting high energy grand entrance or a
finely tuned candle lighting, my MC style must
communicate with clarity, sincerity, and emotion so
the activities flow smoothly and naturally.
The fourth key is knowing when to
start entertaining the adults and keeping both generations
on the dance floor. Timing and balance are everything.
There is only one pace for an effective
Bar or Bat Mitzvah DJ and that pace is ALL OUT FULL-THROTTLE!!!
At YOUR Bar/Bat Mitzvah, that's The ONLY
Way to Celebrate!
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