View Full Version : http://www.weddingdjprices.co.uk/
Mark Wild
31-03-2011, 07:38 PM
Just wondered what you all think of this website, Davy from Nightlife a member of this forum seems to be the only recommended supplier, funny that huh Davy lol :)
http://www.weddingdjprices.co.uk/
Solitaire Events Ltd
31-03-2011, 07:55 PM
There doesn't appear to be a section for me...
Shaun
31-03-2011, 08:05 PM
The 'quality DJ' segment on that site seems to be capped at £400. I wonder how the person established that is the upper limit? I could name many DJs that regularly go out for more than that.
leelive
31-03-2011, 08:11 PM
Just checked nominet. It is owned by "Nightlife Entertainment"
Lee
Solitaire Events Ltd
31-03-2011, 08:15 PM
The 'quality DJ' segment on that site seems to be capped at £400. I wonder how the person established that is the upper limit? I could name many DJs that regularly go out for more than that.
There doesn't appear to be a section for me...
;)
I can answer yes to all the questions and yet appear to be in the dodgy section. The owner of the site is clearly the result of a needle in finger incident.
CRAZY K
31-03-2011, 08:59 PM
Just wondered what you all think of this website, Davy from Nightlife a member of this forum seems to be the only recommended supplier, funny that huh Davy lol :)
http://www.weddingdjprices.co.uk/
As TV is :Censored: I had a read.
Interesting idea, set up a website that looks like its an Independent source for Brides then BINGO the best person to hire is unsurprisingly the person who wrote it ( it appears to me) Band or DJ --doesnt matter. same person.
Do I believe 64 per cent of Brides who hired a Band wished they had hired a DJ---nope:(
Perhaps 6.4 per cent.;)
Does illegal music sound rubbish--no how can it with modern technology, I have heard rumours of people who record music off Tube via Laptop and play it on Mini Disc, sounds perfect ( apparently )
The REALLY REALLY HILARIOUS BIT--no one has mentioned.
There are pages and pages of advice telling you not to use someone with only a Mobile--which I agree with completely.:beer1:
However when it comes to the Band or DJ who is really the only suitable person to use--GUESS WHAT?????
scroll down
WAIT FOR IT
ONLY A MOBILE NUMBER IS OFFERED.:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
A very strange state of affairs :confused:
discomobiledj
31-03-2011, 09:07 PM
One of the most common mistakes.....edit, found three mistakes in one paragraph!
Contact - Mobile phone only , What if its a pay as you go and they loose it , how will you get in contact after booking to confirm first dance choices or to check there still going to be there?
In fact, wherever there is a comma there is a space before it!
djtrev
01-04-2011, 09:03 AM
Rubbish would be too strong a word to use,but I certainly weren't impressed.
soundtracker
01-04-2011, 09:04 AM
Check the date lads!
Solitaire Events Ltd
01-04-2011, 09:14 AM
Check the date lads!
Yeah, it was 31st March when it was posted. ;)
I doubt it's an april fools stunt, if so, someone's gpne to an amazing amount of time and trouble in planning it, including buying a domain name.
soundtracker
01-04-2011, 09:32 AM
I doubt it's an april fools stunt, if so, someone's gpne to an amazing amount of time and trouble in planning it, including buying a domain name.
Nah honest?:)
djtrev
01-04-2011, 09:37 AM
Well in that case it's not a very clever April Fool's joke.
Javlingames
01-04-2011, 10:32 AM
Really bad.
I can't believe that site is for real, yet it does seem too much trouble for a joke, April Fool or otherwise.
I loved the part that said if your DJ can't answer 'Yes' to all the questions on the left then you could be booking the wrong DJ.
Q What do you drink whilst working
Q How many years experience do you have
Q What would you do if you can't make it
If I asked them and the DJ replied 'Yes' I would be worried!!!!!!!!!!
Oh and the recommended Wedding DJ..................excepts cheques in advance, personally I'd prefer it if a DJ accepts cheques in advance.
JTRS
Takeiteasy
01-04-2011, 10:49 AM
Q: Do you dress smartly whilst working?
A: Shorts and a vest top
Q: Do you have a contract?
A: Whats a contract......
Q: Will be be you on the night or a stand in DJ?
A: ummm might be me or it might be my mate Billy
Q: Can I meet you first?
A: Not really love am busy this week & next
Q: Can you supply me with your address and Landline phone number?
A: I've only got a mobile and i dont trust you with my address.
Q: Is your vehicle insured for business use?
A: Not sure.... might be
Q: What do you drink whilst working ?
A: Anything strong and anything free
Charlie Brown
01-04-2011, 11:01 AM
This really is terrible. :eek:
Takeiteasy
01-04-2011, 11:06 AM
Why would someone do this thou ?
soundtracker
01-04-2011, 11:16 AM
Why would someone do this thou ?
I assume you mean THOUGH, who knows? Beyond me!
Vectis
01-04-2011, 11:27 AM
Why would someone do this thou ?
It's a blatant attempt to catch clicks based on certain keywords, make the visitor think they're looking at an authoritative site, then funnel them to a "specialist" who can help them.
Sadly, it's been done very badly indeed and does nothing for
a) the industry in general
b) the relationship with these potential clients, as to start off on a lie isn't good
Questionable practice executed poorly IMHO.
Now, www.cheapdisco.com on the other hand... :sofa: :D
In my defence, it does say 'spoof' all over it :o
yourdj
01-04-2011, 11:33 AM
There is a plce in each market for every operator and each client has a budget.
Stopping at £400 is a bit silly for high end and there is no reason a DJ who charges £150 will not have PLI and PAT.
They might just not be very good or deluded in their pricing. :)
I quite like the look of the site and may persue something like this for the member of the Southampton get together as they are all serious players.
I will leave out all the slander and just advise people on what to look for :D
More like this - http://www.yourdj.co.uk/questions-to-ask-when-booking-a-dj.html
This one looks good http://www.cheapdisco.com/ :)
Is this where £60 quid sid originates from?
paulg
01-04-2011, 12:19 PM
I'll give at a few days to establish whether it's April Fools or not and then the site owner will then be reported to the Office of Fair Trading and the Advertising Standards Authority.
Shaun
01-04-2011, 12:22 PM
I'll give at a few days to establish whether it's April Fools or not and then the site owner will then be reported to the Office of Fair Trading and the Advertising Standards Authority.
The site owner is a member of the forum. Instead of threatening to report them why not contact them directly if you have such strong concerns?
Takeiteasy
02-04-2011, 12:00 PM
I'll give at a few days to establish whether it's April Fools or not and then the site owner will then be reported to the Office of Fair Trading and the Advertising Standards Authority.
And report him for what and on what grounds ?
I feel you would be wasting your time ........
Dynamic Entertainment
02-04-2011, 12:14 PM
I see that Davy has been on the forum today...and not commented ;)
Excalibur
02-04-2011, 12:22 PM
And report him for what and on what grounds ?
I feel you would be wasting your time ........
Rearrange the following words to make a well known phrase or saying-
In teacup storm a.
I for one have better things to do with my time.
Takeiteasy
02-04-2011, 02:49 PM
Rearrange the following words to make a well known phrase or saying-
In teacup storm a.
I for one have better things to do with my time.
+1 To busy working :)
Let sleeping dogs lie........
One word LOL
There are no lies , just a lot of maybe's and what if's so feel free to phone trading standards , it's clearly obvious who made the site and the idea is to educate the customer on various price bands and what to expect in my area .
The £400 is based on local work evening only and I don't believe any quality operator would turn there nose up at .
The statistics I believe were taken from the mobile Dj handbook I think it's called and I lowered the numbers and said more than rather than quoting exact figures as there posted on websites all over the place and I didn't want google picking up duplicate content .
The prices are based on a survey I did by contacting loads of local dj's most of which didn't get back to me when I asked for proof of PAT or PLI so that's where the Unlikely bit comes in.
Ive showed the site to a few " quality " operators who had no issue's , I showed it to mid range dj's who are now upping there game and charging more.
Only ones that were unhappy were the budget cash in hand guys which makes me ask , what kind of operator doesn't want there client to know the difference between a budget disco and a quality disco ?
As for not replying sooner - I didn't know it was here till mark text me , Ive been too busy taking bookings that originated from that site LOL
Cheers for the SEO bump . :-)
There's also 1 other recomended supplier .
It's clearly a marketing trick along similar lines of cheapdisco.com , Wedding Dj Prices is one of the most common search terms for a bride to be looking for various quotes , that site gives them ballpark quotes and contact details for reasonably priced quality operators .
Surprised nobody else did something similar.
The site is advertised where budget operators do and for the 10+ £250-£400 gigs confirmed with deposits and contracts for a £7 domain name and chucking that together on my lunch break it's been worth while.
Cheers for the heads up mark , I know you didn't expect the thread to go this way.
Mark Wild
04-04-2011, 12:07 PM
Cheers for the heads up mark , I know you didn't expect the thread to go this way.
No worries, I thought you'd missed it and would maybe like to reply. I didn't expect someone to phone bloody Trading Standards that's for sure lol.
DJ Tony McQue
04-04-2011, 12:12 PM
So how do I apply to become a recommended supplier Davy? :)
No such thing as bad publicity , if there local and contact me I'll ask if anyone in the office is getting married and ask them to look over it.
So how do I apply to become a recommended supplier Davy? :)
You already are for the overflow , were you contacted recently from a bride that wants a Dj that can do a club set at her wedding ? I was booked so passed on your details as it's edimburgh area. Was a few weeks ago.
As is mark - I've passed on his details for a few as well over this way .
DJ Tony McQue
04-04-2011, 12:34 PM
Much appreciated. Was that the one that was from 1:30am until 3am after the band? I had to pass as I am already booked, that would be bizarre starting that late - the guests would be wrecked!
Possibly but I don't think I got as far as times . Soon as they mentioned club Dj to do a wedding in edinburgh area on a date I was booked you were the first person I thought of.
I always tell them the Dj I passed on there details so they can return the favour at some point but I dont think many do.
Charlie Brown
04-04-2011, 12:49 PM
I'm probably opening a can of worms here but if you got someone to redeisgn that website - you could start making some money.
If you've generated that many bookings already...with a good web developer + SEO man/woman...you could generate some steady cash. ;)
The website would need to cover the UK though.
Goodbye UK Disco....Hello Wedding DJ Prices.
Charlie , I'm waiting till the pages are well up in google and was going to offer the first year free to a recomended supplier in each area , each supplier would be vetted in a similar way to the DjMark scheeme .
I was testing the water by doing Scotland first , but as I have no interest in working in London etc then I'd be happy to do that.
First year free - second year based on how many click throughs etc etc .
Charlie Brown
04-04-2011, 01:12 PM
Yeah, seriously, you could make some dough if you took it nationwide.
I would do....first 6 months free but you need to get the website 'semi decent' before you even start thinking about actively promoting it.
Charlie your right
So ......
If anyone wants to backlink to the site in there pricing page to create awareness then send me an email and I'll add a new page individually optimised for your chosen area .
Free untill further notice
Charlie Brown
04-04-2011, 02:59 PM
Charlie your right
So ......
If anyone wants to backlink to the site in there pricing page to create awareness then send me an email and I'll add a new page individually optimised for your chosen area .
:o
Like I said...once it's ready to be actively promoted. The web design and content is terrible. :o
Steve the DJ
04-04-2011, 03:00 PM
Goodbye UK Disco....Hello Wedding DJ Prices.
And I wonder what most visitors will be looking for?
:sofa:
Charlie Brown
04-04-2011, 03:01 PM
And I wonder what most visitors will be looking for?
:sofa:
True, but it's a good domain name to have. :D
Steve the DJ
04-04-2011, 03:16 PM
True, but it's a good domain name to have. :D
Perhaps... :D
Takeiteasy
04-04-2011, 06:45 PM
Having just looked over the UK Disco site there a hell of a lot of money to be made here..... does anybody have a rough idea of the sort of turn over that the UK Disco website might have ?
ppentertainments
04-04-2011, 07:07 PM
The site is advertised where budget operators do and for the 10+ £250-£400 gigs confirmed with deposits and contracts for a £7 domain name and chucking that together on my lunch break it's been worth while.
Over what time scale is those 10+ bookings ?? ie how long has the site been running ?
Solitaire Events Ltd
04-04-2011, 08:43 PM
Can you not all have the same opinion please as Davy has said on another forum that there is a clique on here that all jump on board the bandwagon.
It's nice that he has such respect for our members here after also saying that you 'tore the site to shreds'.
Nice.
DJ Tony McQue
04-04-2011, 09:12 PM
Having had a good think about it and having read through all the comments, I am of the same opinion as Charlie that this is a good idea and could be quite a money maker. The vast majority of my business comes through organic Google searches and Davy has been pretty smart to capitalise on the search terms he is seeing through his web stats. I really fail to see how Trading Standards would have an issue; this is standard practice for many companies such as justhost - a web hosting company who have swamped the search results with pages leading back to them. Some may call it bad practice but at the end of the day, as long as you don't write false information then good on you for having the initiative.
The website does need a bit of work - perhaps get someone to work on the wording. I do think the design needs tweaked, it reminds me of those 'we buy all your unwanted gold' websites. Other than that, good on you for showing some entrepreneurial spirit. I would happily pay to list on this site once you get it finished.
Dynamic Entertainment
04-04-2011, 09:18 PM
Can you not all have the same opinion please as Davy has said on another forum that there is a clique on here that all jump on board the bandwagon.
It's nice that he has such respect for our members here after also saying that you 'tore the site to shreds'.
Nice.
Do i sense a hint of sarcasm here Daz... ;)
Solitaire Events Ltd
04-04-2011, 09:25 PM
Do i sense a hint of sarcasm here Daz... ;)
I'm sorry, but it does annoy me when people go on other forums and start criticising our members, their opinions and the forum.
Dynamic Entertainment
04-04-2011, 09:39 PM
I'm sorry, but it does annoy me when people go on other forums and start criticising our members, their opinions and the forum.
Completely agree with you TBH. :)
paulg
04-04-2011, 09:50 PM
Fair enough 'trading standards' might be OTT. I still find this so called 'marketing' contemptible.
Can you not all have the same opinion please as Davy has said on another forum that there is a clique on here that all jump on board the bandwagon.
It's nice that he has such respect for our members here after also saying that you 'tore the site to shreds'.
Nice.
Bit immature don't you think ?
I asked for opinions on another forum and got several different coments , since then there have been different opinions posted on here . The bandwagon comment was down to the fact in the first post mark even said who's site it was and with all the complaints and remarks not 1 person contacted me regarding it yet there's was many feeling so strongly against and even wanting to envolve trading standards.
That's when mark text me to let me know about the topic explaining there was no malice intended.
Tony - Cheers for the coments
Re - bookings , I'm getting a lot of traffic from that site and it's only been running a few months. It's filled a lot of empty dates I had this year and a few for next year in that time . The dates booked I've just given contact details for other DJs last week alone over 5 leads were passed on to other DJs .one Dj converted 2/3 I passed him and I don't know about the rest.
Must be doing something right . £7 for a domain name for 2 years and a few hours max setting it up including registering it to building it to generate that amount of work , Can you say your marketing converts that many for a £7 outlay.
Just to add a little fuel to the fire .... This is just one of my sites :-)
I know mark found 2 more but there's another 5 or 6 on my hosting - gotta love unlimited domains and bandwidth.
Solitaire Events Ltd
04-04-2011, 10:39 PM
Bit immature don't you think ?
No, I think it is immature and pathetic to make comments on another forum about this one, where people don't have the right to reply or won't even see the comments.
You called this forum cliquey which I object to and also said that our members 'tore your site to threads' which is not true.
Now, leave it there before this gets silly.
Fair enough , it's just going round in circles anyway .
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