Ok Ladies and Gentlemen, Final Logo Selection

I believe that i got so hyped up into going big over evening , that i forgot about the more important things.

I have to agree, but I'll also be the first to admit I'm a jerk



Actually there are 4 threads which you authored and have been replied to in the last 2 days:

1. Ok Ladies and Gentlemen, Final Logo Selection
2. Best way to get noticed?
3. Vote for best logo!
4. I Need to come up with a DJ Name!

Starting threads isn't bad, but it is a little much when they're so similar in nature. All of them are fundamentally about branding yourself... but the best way to brand is to work on your music. But you're obsessed with branding yourself, which websites you should have a presence on... and so many other things which really don't matter at all. You said in another post: "I already know that the best way to get noticed as a dj is through word of mouth and by making friends with the right people."

Do you fully understand what you said, or are you just repeating words someone else presented you with? You still seem to be spending most of your energy on branding but I don't believe you're really doing as you say. The shiniest logo isn't going to mean -anything- next to a good performance. Just seems like a tremendous amount of energy to spend before you have any real-world recognition. If you have people recognizing you in real life, where does that demographic spend their time? If you spin electro then you probably reach a younger crowd who is most likely going to be Facebook-centric, but you'll never really know until you meet some of your "fans" and ask them.

Having a presence on *every* social media outlet and other website would be good, but it depends on how much time you want to invest in it. Word of mouth would allow you to have more people promoting you, and it would happen in an organic way. If people see you and like your style enough, no further effort is required by you. View social media and other websites as mediums to follow through with people and stay in touch, not a way to promote yourself (you're doing it backwards).

Maybe it is just teenage angst, but personally I believe you should take a bit of a more relaxed approach to all of this so you don't get all twisted up over branding and lose sight of what is really important. Just have fun and work hard at being good at what you do and recognition will come naturally. Start small, you're not playing Ibiza tomorrow.

Does DA stand for DUMB ASS?

I dunno pick the one you like, don't ask people on the internet.

Does DA stand for DUMB ASS?

I dunno pick the one you like, don't ask people on the internet.

I believe that i got so hyped up into going big over evening , that i forgot about the more important things.

I have to agree, but I'll also be the first to admit I'm a jerk



Actually there are 4 threads which you authored and have been replied to in the last 2 days:

1. Ok Ladies and Gentlemen, Final Logo Selection
2. Best way to get noticed?
3. Vote for best logo!
4. I Need to come up with a DJ Name!

Starting threads isn't bad, but it is a little much when they're so similar in nature. All of them are fundamentally about branding yourself... but the best way to brand is to work on your music. But you're obsessed with branding yourself, which websites you should have a presence on... and so many other things which really don't matter at all. You said in another post: "I already know that the best way to get noticed as a dj is through word of mouth and by making friends with the right people."

Do you fully understand what you said, or are you just repeating words someone else presented you with? You still seem to be spending most of your energy on branding but I don't believe you're really doing as you say. The shiniest logo isn't going to mean -anything- next to a good performance. Just seems like a tremendous amount of energy to spend before you have any real-world recognition. If you have people recognizing you in real life, where does that demographic spend their time? If you spin electro then you probably reach a younger crowd who is most likely going to be Facebook-centric, but you'll never really know until you meet some of your "fans" and ask them.

Having a presence on *every* social media outlet and other website would be good, but it depends on how much time you want to invest in it. Word of mouth would allow you to have more people promoting you, and it would happen in an organic way. If people see you and like your style enough, no further effort is required by you. View social media and other websites as mediums to follow through with people and stay in touch, not a way to promote yourself (you're doing it backwards).

Maybe it is just teenage angst, but personally I believe you should take a bit of a more relaxed approach to all of this so you don't get all twisted up over branding and lose sight of what is really important. Just have fun and work hard at being good at what you do and recognition will come naturally. Start small, you're not playing Ibiza tomorrow.

Well, I believe people are getting annoyed he has made like 5 threads about this stuff now in the past two days.

Actually 3... One was for the name, which helpped more people than just me with advice...
Second was for my original idea of a logo, which you guys then showed me the proper way to create a logo, and also gave great advice
and then this one...

Winning then

Does DA stand for DUMB ASS?

I dunno pick the one you like, don't ask people on the internet.

Well, I believe people are getting annoyed he has made like 5 threads about this stuff now in the past two days.