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WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 07:29 PM
Hello,

Just a quick email to say hi, the concept of MYLOCALDJ is a company that primarily offers the usual weddings, birthdays, etc. and secondarily is a recruitment company in the entertainment world.

Nice to meet you all

Penfold42
13-07-2008, 07:36 PM
Hello and :welcome1:.....Adam.

So your an agent then?

Could I just ask you to read the rules regarding advertising....:)

Thanks.

Adam_F
13-07-2008, 07:41 PM
Welcome along

Danno13
13-07-2008, 07:59 PM
Hi there, welcome to the forums.

The recruitment must be going really well as I couldn't find a single DJ on your "Find a DJ" section in my area, or anywhere close!!! :rolleyes:

WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 08:14 PM
Haha very true.

As it happens the site has not officially launched and we are currently restricting the areas we cover to hertfordshire, bedfordshire, and mainly the southeast of england with a desire to increase our coverage in line with the growth of the business. We are also careful not to let "just anybody" join our book without a vetting process.

And yes we will be making this clear prior to launching.

So really the site is open mainly to dj's at the moment, although bars and nihgtclubs are also using the site, and we are strating to get quite busy for the amount of dj's we have which is approx 20 in total.

Solitaire Events Ltd
13-07-2008, 08:17 PM
So you are an agency then?

What is the vetting process?

WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 08:22 PM
Hi,

Yes we recieve booking requests and match them to dj's fitting the criteria (music, location, mic usage, min/max fee) and contact the appropriate DJ(s) for the job and on a first come first serve basis we allocate the job to a DJ assuming they are happy with the offer.

I personally have had bad experiences with agencies, so i try not to use the word.

The vetting process - we have different ways of completing the vetting process. 2 of the 3 examples below

Referral from a registered DJ

Completion of the Artist registration form

A Demo CD and CV

Solitaire Events Ltd
13-07-2008, 08:25 PM
I personally have had bad experiences with agencies, so i try not to use the word.

There are lots of employment and tax laws that you need to adhere to if you an agent, as I'm sure you know.

WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 08:28 PM
Are you familiar with event UK?

Solitaire Events Ltd
13-07-2008, 08:34 PM
Are you familiar with event UK?

No, should I be?

Adam_F
13-07-2008, 08:36 PM
Are you familiar with event UK?

I am, are you associated with them?

WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 08:38 PM
No not necesarrily. And as you are not it's irrelevant, but yes i am aware of my responsibilities and have the correct procedures in place. Thanks

Adam F

No I am not but I have had help from them in that area.

They are very good and now their stuff.

Solitaire Events Ltd
13-07-2008, 08:40 PM
No not necesarrily. And as you are not it's irrelevant, but yes i am aware of my responsibilities and have the correct procedures in place. Thanks

So are you an agent then?

A1DL
13-07-2008, 08:41 PM
Hi Adam,

Firstly, a warm welcome...

Question: what are the images of a 1970s music centre, 1980s ghettoblaster, various gramophone turntables and scotch cassettes about - are these intended to give potential customers an idea of the equipment you will turn up to their weddings with?

WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 08:51 PM
Hi A1DL - Firstly thanks for the feedback,

It is a good point, which has been raised recently, and I am due to sit down and relook at the message projected and I may well be changing it once i have had a chat with our graphic designer.

At Solitaire - MYLOCALDJ acts as an intermediary processing payments between self employed artists and service receivers. The service provider(s) do not hold us responsible for liability to HM Revenue and Customs. All payments that may become payable from MYLOCALDJ are gross of any tax and / or National Insurance contribution that the service provider may be liable for.

Solitaire Events Ltd
13-07-2008, 08:54 PM
At Solitaire - MYLOCALDJ acts as an intermediary processing payments between self employed artists and service receivers. The service provider(s) do not hold us responsible for liability to HM Revenue and Customs. All payments that may become payable from MYLOCALDJ are gross of any tax and / or National Insurance contribution that the service provider may be liable for.

Does that answer the question then?

Are you an agent, yes or no?

WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 09:12 PM
Yes, we are an agency and our job is to act as an intermediary for DJ's and the people that need them.

A1DL
13-07-2008, 09:26 PM
Yes, we are an agency and our job is to act as an intermediary for DJ's and the people that need them.

Adam - am I right in assuming from the above that you are draw up a contract between a Promoter and an Artiste, as opposed issuing to "buying" and "selling" contracts?


As it happens the site has not officially launched

That sound like a load of bull to me - surely as soon as a website is in the public domain, it has been "officially launched"?

WWW.MYLOCALDJ.CO.UK
13-07-2008, 09:31 PM
A1DL - I am Happy to email a copy of our contract for your information mate. Just drop us one to [email protected] and il reply to it.

I'm going to have to hit the sack now, but if anyone has any other questions, comments il pick them up tomorrow night.

Thanks again

A1DL
13-07-2008, 09:39 PM
A1DL - I am Happy to email a copy of our contract for your information mate. Just drop us one to [email protected] and il reply to it.

OK Adam, I'd be interested to read that document - thanks


I'm going to have to hit the sack now, but if anyone has any other questions, comments il pick them up tomorrow night.

That'll be a long sleep then! :p
Doesn't your business operate during the day?

CRAZY K
13-07-2008, 09:58 PM
A1DL - I am Happy to email a copy of our contract for your information mate. Just drop us one to [email protected] and il reply to it.

I'm going to have to hit the sack now, but if anyone has any other questions, comments il pick them up tomorrow night.

Thanks again

Welcome --see your from Hertfordshire --im from the County myself.

One piece of advice---just a personal view--having a mobile phone number for contact looks really not very professional.

I never deal with businesses that use mobile numbers as the only contact--

Enjoy your stay

CRAZY K

UltraBeat Entertainment
14-07-2008, 08:06 AM
Welcome, :welcome1:. Hope You Enjoy Your Stay.

Better late than never:p

jimboylan
15-07-2008, 02:27 PM
Welcome.:welcome2:

Jim