This topic is more for my colleagues, friends, and business owners more so than my customers. While speaking with my Friend Jen Fisher of Creative Cuties Bowtique and Gifts it got me thinking about twitter. I have used this social network for a while now and wanted to explain why. I do a lot of work with kids and do a fair amount of teen party's and I have discovered that the high school age child Tweets everything. What that means to me is that our future customers will be tweeting more than most. So you don't know how to tweet - believe or not me either. Luckily for us old folks if you go to facebook apps you can link your facebook and twitter accounts and everything that you put on facebook gets "tweeted". So you can actually tweet by doing what you do already on facebook. It also works the other way as well if you get a "tweet" and "retweet" (share) then it goes to facebook. There are several different apps for this out there you just have to find the one that works for you. So in my humble opinion I think Twitter is very important. Have to go now because I am signing up for an Instragam account....that's probably the next big thing with the kids but that's just a hunch. Thanks for reading!

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Greenville, SC Area Wedding Venues

I am frequently asked the question which venue should I use. A lot of this decision is based on personal taste and of course budget. My colleague and friend Brenda M. Owen (http://www.WeddingWoman.net) has compiled a list of numerous venues she has had the pleasure of officiating at. You can visit her link here:

http://weddingwoman1.blogspot.com/2012/05/wedding-venues-i-recommend-scganc.html?showComment=1350453034009&m=1#c6006282250194394953

Another good source is located on another website at:

http://www.bestgreenvilleweddings.com/greenville-wedding-venue/1

As always, Thank you for reading and feel free to comment.

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You have a right to remain silent (but please don't)

by Corey Brown on 01/18/13

As a Greenville Wedding DJ and as a Professional in the wedding industry one thing that I have discovered is that occasionally a couple will keep quiet when they should speak up. When I meet with a client to go over their contract I have started to emphasize that they should feel freely to voice their opinion. Anyone who is truly professional in the weddubg industry wants to know everything you are thinking. I will of course give you my opinion on any number of given topics as well as what I have seen work and what what did not work but ultimately it is up to you as the client. You have the right to remain silent but please don't. Speak your mind and feel free to tell us exactly what you want and don't want on your day. That is what set's me and my colleagues apart from the amateur DJ or other professional. We get it - it's your day not ours. In an earlier post I wrote that if "you were just having a party then hire the least expensive services you could find". That is not true for weddings since there are no "do overs". Thanks for reading.

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