11 things you should know before you start a DJ company

[@Jason_Jani]

What do you think? What lessons have you learned on your journey? I really appreciate you checking this out!

[@djangelramirezmpls]

I learned that every client is not the right fit for you. When starting out any event booked was great but now only focused on bride and grooms that I can vibe with. Pay your staff good and on time

[@Jason_Jani]

Yes great tip. Learning to say no is something that can take forever to pick up.

[@Audioaffair553]

Getting to the place where you can be selective in what you do is a huge relief!

[@ThatDJMike]

Jason coming with the FACTS

[@djzel305]

On point

[@geekaythedj7554]

Thank you sir! Thank you, for being a resource and a inspiration to me! An S.C.E. level company is what I a striving to create and build. Thank you, for taking the time to make videos like this. I really appreciate you!

[@djtmajorsd]

All 100% facts!! People think owning your own business is glitz and glam. You gotta put in a ton of hours and energy. You’ll eventually get back what you put in but it take serious work and dedication. And yeah definitely ALWAYS remain true to yourself. Clients can see thru all the bs. Good video!

[@TylerDaSaint]

Its still better and more rewarding than working for someone else for 40 hours a week though i bet !

[@gerryfreedom1]

1000% on point I can relate to several things you mentioned. This is another great educational gem Jason Thank you!

[@thenightraven60]

Excellent vid for new dj business owner, keep up the good work

[@marcohernandez8520]

Getting ready to pull the plug and go in all the way.

[@ritbose]

facts!

[@roiijamez33]

Solid foundation!!

[@djfredgarde702]

AGREED!

[@genecps]

Hope you are doing well in this market

[@Harpertaylor8303]

this video earned you a sub. GREAT ponts. Video saved!

[@Jason_Jani]

Thanks Justin! Appreciate you here.

[@DJChrisCruise]

This is SO good. Especially #4. Consistency is KING.

[@Jason_Jani]

Consistency = everything

[@DJChrisCruise]

@@Jason_Jani Exactly. You get it. Loving the content you've been putting out! Can't wait to see what's next.

[@pulseentertainmentllc5190]

Solid advice coming from a Awesome man and Amazing business owner! Thank you brother!!

[@Jason_Jani]

Thank you!

[@ItsFraze]

Great video Jason! - Liked and subed!

[@Jason_Jani]

Thank you my bro!

[@josephrivera2062]

Excellent! I am struggling right now, but I still believe in my ideas, goals and concept. The one thing I haven’t figured out yet is how I haven’t been able to close a deal! What am I doing wrong?

[@missyae2]

How do you recruit the right talent (DJs) for your business?

[@djvelvetgrrl]

I really appreciate your honesty and lessons learned. I just want to get a paying gig. Do I need to be a business for that?

[@mjolles1976]

No, a lot of part time DJs get paid gigs.

[@eecycee6073]

The click bait pictures are amazing

[@TylerDaSaint]

I did not find this video useful for a single guy looking to start from a part time dj doing small events and what licenses and registration information you need to legally operate a small DJing service.

[@Jason_Jani]

Im not sure I follow your comment. I share things I learned, and didnt mention licenses bc that is what you need? Please let me know. Ill try to help you

[@TylerDaSaint]

@@Jason_Jani Ive read you need a license to play music in public spaces, so wouldnt getting a license be a thing people should know about ?

[@Jason_Jani]

This is not someting needed in the usa. I have never got a licence to play music and have been a dj for a very long time.

[@TylerDaSaint]

@@Jason_Jani Public performance license due to music being protected by copy rights. Im guessing if your not doing a major performance i shouldnt worry about it ?

[@mjolles1976]

@@TylerDaSaint You are talking about ASCAP and BMI which is the performance venue’s responsibility to have so recorded music is allowed to be played.