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Big Mix Mobile Disco
19-06-2010, 01:03 PM
Hi,
Does anyone here have a template for a song request sheet that can be placed on tables at events I do?
I'd like for my customers to be able to fill in song requests on the night and I used to have a special slip they could fill in and was wondering if anyone had anything similar that I could use.
Obviously all company details, logo etc. will be changed.
Thanks
andyw
19-06-2010, 01:10 PM
we use vista print cards, one side of the card is the same front as our bussiness card and on the other is a request slip, we always put them on the tables request side facing up, also on this has got our mobile number, sometimes we get the odd request come in via text
tgosoundandlight
19-06-2010, 01:22 PM
i think text requests work really well we get requests texted to our 3 mobile internet stick it just makes things easier for us weve found.
DJ James Lake
19-06-2010, 01:23 PM
Hi,
Does anyone here have a template for a song request sheet that can be placed on tables at events I do?
I'd like for my customers to be able to fill in song requests on the night and I used to have a special slip they could fill in and was wondering if anyone had anything similar that I could use.
Obviously all company details, logo etc. will be changed.
Thanks
Something I used to do, but dropped because I found that it caused more trouble from drunken guests if you hadn't played unsuitable requests.
andyw
19-06-2010, 01:28 PM
Something I used to do, but dropped because I found that it caused more trouble from drunken guests if you hadn't played unsuitable requests.
surely you get them even without request slips
Shaun
19-06-2010, 02:30 PM
Hi,
Does anyone here have a template for a song request sheet that can be placed on tables at events I do?
I don't, sorry, but I'll show you what I use. See below.
I tend to use request cards at most of my gigs, but only with the permission of the client. Up till now the feedback regarding the cards has been 100% positive. I know many of you don't like to use feedback cards but they work well for my business.
As well as using them for requesting songs I noticed many of the guests were using them to write down their drinks orders when heading to the bar, so I kept that in mind with the latest design and included a perforated tear of section.
Megamix
19-06-2010, 02:41 PM
i definitely think it encourages people to request much more - I went from 1 or 2 requests to 40+ when slips were introduced.
It allows people to 'put their oar in' so be prepared, as it can change the dimension of the night you may have planned.
That can be a good thing, or a bad thing. - The drunken guests is a good example.
DeckstarDeluxe
19-06-2010, 03:29 PM
no offence but why not just get on mic every so often and encourage requests yourself? If people cant be bothered to come up and request songs then are they really bothered about requesting that certain song?
Shaun
19-06-2010, 03:37 PM
no offence but why not just get on mic every so often and encourage requests yourself? If people cant be bothered to come up and request songs then are they really bothered about requesting that certain song?
The cards tend to draw more requests in than mic work alone. On the occasions I don't use the cards, encouraging people using the mic works fine....but the cards work better (for me, anyway). Quite often I see people pop the cards in their handbag too, which is a good thing.
Big Mix Mobile Disco
19-06-2010, 03:42 PM
no offence but why not just get on mic every so often and encourage requests yourself? If people cant be bothered to come up and request songs then are they really bothered about requesting that certain song?
No offence but I'm not asking for opinions on using them I have already made that decision for myself :)
andyw
19-06-2010, 03:48 PM
no offence but why not just get on mic every so often and encourage requests yourself? If people cant be bothered to come up and request songs then are they really bothered about requesting that certain song?
some people just don't like to approach the dj, it's amazing the number of times you will get a small child come up with a request slip asking for some rock and roll,
Shaun
19-06-2010, 04:16 PM
Hi,
Does anyone here have a template for a song request sheet that can be placed on tables at events I do?
Here you go. It only took a minute to throw together, and is very basic, but it should do. Just print & cut.
Big Mix Mobile Disco
20-06-2010, 12:50 AM
Here you go. It only took a minute to throw together, and is very basic, but it should do. Just print & cut.
Thanks your a legend!
CRAZY K
20-06-2010, 05:47 AM
Something I used to do, but dropped because I found that it caused more trouble from drunken guests if you hadn't played unsuitable requests.
Sounds about right:eek:
DJ James Lake
20-06-2010, 08:20 AM
surely you get them even without request slips
Seems to be more common when using request slips I found
Big Mix Mobile Disco
20-06-2010, 02:48 PM
i think text requests work really well we get requests texted to our 3 mobile internet stick it just makes things easier for us weve found.
Could you explain this method a little more for me please, sounds interesting.
The_Blue_Dragon
21-06-2010, 12:11 AM
I don't bother with slips unless I'm doing karaoke. I get most of my requests via text requests. I just put my number on the screen then when someone requests a song I text back "Thank you for your request, it will be played shortly.Blue Dragon Entertainment"
People love it and also means they have a text with my number should they need to place an order :)
simonp
23-06-2010, 09:18 AM
The cards tend to draw more requests in than mic work alone. On the occasions I don't use the cards, encouraging people using the mic works fine....but the cards work better (for me, anyway).
I agree completely - When I use request slips I get far more requests coming in.
When I don't use them I remind people to come up and ask etc. Slips are also good for building up a bit of rapport with your audience early doors as well.
My basic slips look like this
Booche
23-06-2010, 09:46 AM
Only used slips a few times but they do work aslong as you dont pile loads on to tables as they just end up on the floor
The ones i use
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Cheers Dave :)
DJMaxG
23-06-2010, 09:49 AM
Have any of you considered or use - corporate pens for filling in the slips with?
It's probably a wiser choice than having to climb upon stage and shouting over the music ;)
Get Me A DJ
23-06-2010, 09:50 AM
I personally use SMS which is linked to the laptop.
Every time a customer text's me, it flashes up on my laptop.
It's great for interaction with the customer, and i often send them a text to inform them of when there track is coming on.
I have laminated A5 cards with the text number on, and I leave them on the tables.
If I'm doing karaoke, I throw the image on the screen as well.
It's great to interact and also a very very cheap way to get a sms shot sent out to remind the customer your still around ;)
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