As a DJ, you can probably count on one hand the types of events that bring in most, if not all, of your income. Weddings, holiday parties, and school dances have traditionally been the bread and butter of the profession. So what is the secret to expanding into additional markets and exponentially increasing your emceeing income? Start hosting Trivia for bars.
If you’re a college student, there are three universal truths that you’re likely aware of: sleep is a precious commodity, ramen noodles are an important part of a balanced diet, and every penny of your budget counts. Finding a part-time job is a necessary measure to keep afloat, but positions
Summer is here and the days are longer. Want to draw those sunshine-seekers in to your establishment? Try shaking up your usual drink menu! Adding some irresistibly fresh and unique summer cocktails to your repertoire will not only entice people to spend time at your bar, but will get them coming back for more.
Congratulations, you’re hosting a Last Call Trivia night! That’s great. But, what if nobody comes to your show? Have no fear. Learn everything you need to know about getting the word out about your trivia show. In Real Life Mention your trivia night to those you’re talking with. Person:
Instagram can’t be ignored. It’s a social media force that’s fantastic for connecting with people, especially those in their mid-twenties. It’s perfect for reminding people about trivia night, which is what we’ll be focusing on. On Instagram, you need to create original content, in the form of photos or
People become Last Call Trivia hosts for a variety of reasons: fame, fortune, the ability to have a beer at work. Personally, I had previously made a resolution to go to new places, meet new people, and get over my fear of public speaking. I had been playing trivia for
Not that category Round 3 has ended and you are gearing up for the halftime question. You have knocked out the first half with flying colors, and the anticipation is growing for the rare feat of a perfect score. Randy, your team’s sports buff is out sick tonight and everyone
“I have a Guinness poster in my man cave, it’s Toucan!” your teammate yells from across the table. Chances are, one of the members of the writing team also has the poster, or knows someone who does. This is just one example of the origin of the
A touch of history here, a little entertainment there, and finally, a geography halftime that could make or break the first round. As you take a sip of your favorite beer, you may or may not realize how much these questions have in common with your drink.
Just as the lager, stout or other beer that might be sitting in front of you was brewed; the Trivia show also went through an important process.
As a DJ, you can probably count on one hand the types of events that bring in most, if not all, of your income. Weddings, holiday parties, and school dances have traditionally been the bread and butter of the profession. So what is the secret to expanding into additional markets and exponentially increasing your emceeing income? Start hosting Trivia for bars.
If you’re a college student, there are three universal truths that you’re likely aware of: sleep is a precious commodity, ramen noodles are an important part of a balanced diet, and every penny of your budget counts. Finding a part-time job is a necessary measure to keep afloat, but positions
Summer is here and the days are longer. Want to draw those sunshine-seekers in to your establishment? Try shaking up your usual drink menu! Adding some irresistibly fresh and unique summer cocktails to your repertoire will not only entice people to spend time at your bar, but will get them coming back for more.
Congratulations, you’re hosting a Last Call Trivia night! That’s great. But, what if nobody comes to your show? Have no fear. Learn everything you need to know about getting the word out about your trivia show. In Real Life Mention your trivia night to those you’re talking with. Person:
Instagram can’t be ignored. It’s a social media force that’s fantastic for connecting with people, especially those in their mid-twenties. It’s perfect for reminding people about trivia night, which is what we’ll be focusing on. On Instagram, you need to create original content, in the form of photos or
People become Last Call Trivia hosts for a variety of reasons: fame, fortune, the ability to have a beer at work. Personally, I had previously made a resolution to go to new places, meet new people, and get over my fear of public speaking. I had been playing trivia for
Not that category Round 3 has ended and you are gearing up for the halftime question. You have knocked out the first half with flying colors, and the anticipation is growing for the rare feat of a perfect score. Randy, your team’s sports buff is out sick tonight and everyone
“I have a Guinness poster in my man cave, it’s Toucan!” your teammate yells from across the table. Chances are, one of the members of the writing team also has the poster, or knows someone who does. This is just one example of the origin of the
A touch of history here, a little entertainment there, and finally, a geography halftime that could make or break the first round. As you take a sip of your favorite beer, you may or may not realize how much these questions have in common with your drink.
Just as the lager, stout or other beer that might be sitting in front of you was brewed; the Trivia show also went through an important process.
