Here’s a terrifying fact for you.  Over 90% of DJs will give up before they ever achieve any mentionable amount of success.   This means that if you’re a DJ right now, chances are that in just one year you won’t be a DJ anymore.  Before you shake your head and tell me that just isn’t true, I encourage you to keep reading.

Making it as a DJ is the equivalent to trying to make it as a rock star.  Competition is steep, and booking that club or the next big event can be nearly impossible if you don’t have a big name or even bigger connections to hook you up.

That doesn’t mean that you can’t make it.  You just have to dream big while you take very small steps.   Patience, determination, and motivation are key.   

Here are some tips that will help insure, not only your success, but your longevity as a DJ.

1.  Determine what your ultimate goal is as a DJ.  Do you want to book a certain club?  Have thousands of fans?   Write down what your idea of success is.

2.  Now that you have the ultimate goal penned, determine where you’re at right now.  Do you have a lot of fans?  None at all?   What small accomplishment can you make that will make you feel like you’re one step closer to the big goal?

3.  Build stair steps and list small accomplishments that you need to achieve to climb the stairs and reach your ultimate goal.

Once you have your goals written down, it’s time to start accomplishing them.  Click the link below to start climbing to success by broadcasting live shows on a site that caters to DJs… and their fans.

Visit: www.MyDjTube.com

About The Author

DJ LamBo is the creator of MyDjTube, which is the premier site that connects both new and popular DJs with thousands of fans. Seeking to help DJs worldwide gain massive exposure and a potential DJ career, DJ LamBo has compiled every resource necessary to help DJs achieve their goals. Visit: www.MyDjTube.com

Through our many features, Dj’s/Artists can host live shows, share pictures, audio mixes, and videos, as well as interact with their fans. This is the best, most proven way for any DJ to build a resume, expand their fan base, and to sharpen their skills.

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At first glance, MySpace and Facebook have nothing to offer a DJ.  MySpace is great for musicians, and Facebook is the ultimate business networking tool.   Both are great for socializing.  But it can seem like they won’t do a bit of good for you as a DJ.   Well, I’m here to tell you that if you think that, you’re thinking wrong.

While MySpace and Facebook aren’t going to be the best places to broadcast your shows or offer mixes, they are a great place to attract new fans.  You just have to play your cards right and be a little smarter than the average Joe.

On MySpace, find musicians who play the same kind of music that you like to use in your shows.  For example, if you are a DJ who plays mixes of trance music, find groups on MySpace who play trance music.  They don’t have to be the big name groups.  You can find ones that are just starting out too, if you want.   Befriend these groups, then scour their list of friends.   There’s nothing wrong with adding people.  And if you don’t want to be considered spam, send a note with the friend request letting them know who you are and why you want to be their friend.

The same goes with Facebook.  Befriend your friends’ friends.  Remember that Facebook and MySpace are both networking sites.  Although there are a few people who won’t befriend anyone they don’t already know, I assure you that those people are the minority and not the majority.

As you build up your friends on both sites, keep your pages updated with your latest shows and updates.  Always provide links to your live online broadcasts and downloads of your mixes.  Brag about yourself!  Brag about your show.  If you broadcast a live show and 100 fans attend, make a big deal about it even if you yourself don’t think it’s such a big deal.  You want to make people believe that they’re missing the boat if they’re not listening to your mixes and attending your shows.   You want to use Facebook and MySpace to bring people to you and convert them into lifetime fans.

Tell all your friends and fans to attend your next live show online. 

Don’t have a live show online?  Sign up at MyDjTube.com to start broadcasting today.

About The Author

DJ LamBo is the creator of MyDjTube, which is the premier site that connects both new and popular DJs with thousands of fans. Seeking to help DJs worldwide gain massive exposure and a potential DJ career, DJ LamBo has compiled every resource necessary to help DJs achieve their goals. Visit: www.MyDjTube.com

Through our many features, Dj’s/Artists can host live shows, share pictures, audio mixes, and videos, as well as interact with their fans. This is the best, most proven way for any DJ to build a resume, expand their fan base, and to sharpen their skills.

Note to the reader: You are free to reprint and redistribute this article as long as the content is not altered in any way, the links remain live and the author resource box (including this message) is left intact.