DJ in East Idaho and West Wyoming
Let’s talk about something that most DJs and producers overlook: SEO—Search Engine Optimization.
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Let’s get straight to the point: if you’re a DJ in a small town—especially somewhere like Southeast Idaho—you have to be on social media.
Yes, it feels cringe.
Yes, it’s uncomfortable.
No, it’s not what you want to be doing.
You just want to make music and play gigs, right? But here’s the reality: there aren’t many gigs happening here—and even fewer people throwing events that cater to underground genres like house, progressive, or melodic techno. If you’re not consistently getting booked, you’re not getting in front of people. And if you’re not getting in front of people, your music isn’t being heard.
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If you’re a DJ trying to figure out how to get booked—whether it’s weddings, clubs, festivals, or online streams—this post is for you. I’ve been grinding in all of these lanes since 2019, and while I don’t claim to have all the answers, I do know what’s worked for me and what hasn’t. This is a breakdown of how I land DJ gigs across different types of events—and how you can start doing the same.
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