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Alex
23-05-2010, 04:36 PM
Hey guys,

I had a lovely night off last night and decided to go out for a few drinkies with the other half....

During the evening, he revealed that he's getting pi:Censored: :Censored: :Censored: d off with being my 'roadie' .... and he's getting bored through the night.

So it got me thinking..... I need to find / employee a roadie!!

I generally only use my roadie for private parties and for setting up and setting down ... as my resident pub gigs are pretty easy and I usually have plenty of time to setup/get ready etc...

So my question is ..... where do I advertise?? Gumtree? Local paper? my website??

How would you guys advertise?

Vectis
23-05-2010, 04:54 PM
I'd suggest that before advertising you gen up on employment law, PAYE, the additional insurances etc. before deciding whether it's worth going ahead.

ppentertainments
23-05-2010, 05:05 PM
I'd suggest that before advertising you gen up on employment law, PAYE, the additional insurances etc. before deciding whether it's worth going ahead.
Wonder how many other DJ's do this :confused: :D :D

Vectis
23-05-2010, 05:15 PM
Wonder how many other DJ's do this :confused: :D :D

Doesn't make it right... :o

DJWilson
23-05-2010, 09:07 PM
Find someone thats willing to learn the ropes of a DJ, that way you a get roadie and in return teach someone how to make a success of the business in a professional manner. :)

Disco Tech Liverpool
24-05-2010, 11:56 AM
You will have to be quick but my mate sticks a notice on the students notice boards in the uni's

Squelch
24-05-2010, 04:55 PM
Find someone thats willing to learn the ropes of a DJ, that way you a get roadie and in return teach someone how to make a success of the business in a professional manner. :)

good idea!!!....and couple of beers as well....job done :beer1: :beer1: ;)

Corabar Entertainment
24-05-2010, 05:06 PM
Find someone thats willing to learn the ropes of a DJ, that way you a get roadie and in return teach someone how to make a success of the business in a professional manner. :)


good idea!!!....and couple of beers as well....job done :beer1: :beer1: ;)Yes - but the point of this thread is how do you find these people?

That is very much easier said than done!!!

Mark Wild
24-05-2010, 05:10 PM
A poster in the local newsagents? Gumtree? something like that maybe, I'm sure a young lad would rather be out with a DJ than doing a paper round no?

mike8863
24-05-2010, 05:17 PM
family friends offspring , siblings, worked for me for a year, before they went off to uni, £15 a night and a couple of half's of lager.