AI for event DJs: 15 jobs to hand to AI this week

Reply to a DJ booking enquiry.
Enquiry: [paste, no personal details]. My packages and prices: [paste]. Add-ons: [uplighting, ceremony audio, early setup etc.].
Recommend one package, list what's included, and ask for: venue, start/finish times, curfew, sound limiter, load-in access, power. Deposit terms: [details].
Under 160 words, friendly. Use only my prices. Write [CONFIRM DATE] instead of saying I'm free.

Write a music-planning questionnaire for [wedding / party / corporate] clients of a mobile DJ.
Sections: key moments (entrance, first dance, cake, last song) with exact versions, must-plays (max 15), do-not-plays, guests' age range and vibe, genres by part of the night, requests policy, announcements, cultural or family traditions.
Keep it to 15 questions, friendly, with examples.

Build a night plan from MY library only (below) for this event: [client answers].
Phases: [arrival, dinner, first dance, early party, peak, last hour].
For each phase: 15-25 track suggestions from my library with BPM and key, energy curve notes, and where to fit must-plays.
Never include do-not-plays. Don't suggest tracks that aren't in my library; list any must-plays I'm missing separately.

Library:
[paste]

Write booking terms for a mobile DJ. Under 400 words, clear headings.
Use ONLY these rules: [deposit, balance due, cancellation by client, cancellation by me (illness/emergency and replacement DJ), overtime rate, setup space and power needs, venue curfew and limiter (I'm not responsible for venue cut-offs), damage to equipment, unsafe conditions].
Plain English, fair, not aggressive.

Write a thank-you message from a DJ to a client after their [wedding/party]. Under 100 words.
Mention: [real moments]. Ask for an honest review at [link] if they're happy to, good or bad. No incentives.
Warm and genuine.

A couple asked if I can lower my price of [£] for their [wedding / party] on [date].
My full package includes: [list]. A smaller option I can offer: [details, price].
Write a friendly reply (under 120 words): thank them, briefly explain what's included and why, and offer the smaller option instead of a discount. End with an easy next step.
Never criticise other DJs or the couple's budget.

I'm a mobile DJ. Write 2 follow-ups for a quote with no reply.
Event: [type, date, venue]. Package quoted: [x].
Day 4: helpful, offer a quick call, answer a common question (e.g. what happens on the night).
Day 10: short last check, polite, say I'll assume they've sorted it if I don't hear back.
Each under 60 words. Leave [PERSONAL LINE] for me to fill. No fake urgency.

I'm a mobile DJ. My setup: [speakers, lighting, power needs, floor space, setup time].
1. Make a venue checklist: power sockets and distance from the DJ area, cover if outdoors, load-in access and times, parking, sound limiter and its level, curfew, space needed.
2. Write a short, friendly email (under 150 words) to the venue coordinator asking these questions for [event, date].

An enquiry came via [past client], and they expect a discount.
My standard price for [event] is [£]. Optional thank-you I'm happy to offer: [e.g. an extra 30 minutes, free uplighting, or none].
Write a warm reply (under 100 words): thank them and mention [past client], explain my standard price, mention the thank-you if I've given one. Friendly, not defensive.

Write a quiet-period offer for a mobile DJ.
Dates it applies to: [list]. Package: [details]. Price: [£]. Offer ends: [date].
Give me: a 2-sentence website line and a short social post (under 60 words). Honest, no fake scarcity or "only 2 left" unless I say so.

Write a short "What's included in my price" section (under 150 words) for a mobile DJ's website.
Facts: [insurance held, PAT-tested equipment, backup kit, planning meeting, experience in years, anything else].
Positive tone, plain English, only the facts I list, and no criticism of other DJs.

Make a 4-week plan to get more bookings for a mobile DJ in [area], [hours] per week.
Include: which venues and planners to contact (from my list [paste]), a short intro email, asking past clients for honest reviews, and 2 posts a week ideas.
One table, week by week. Realistic, no paid ads.

Write 2 balance reminders for a DJ booking.
1. Four weeks before the event: friendly, amount [£], due date [date], how to pay.
2. One day after the due date: polite but firm, refers to my booking terms [paste the relevant line].
Under 70 words each. No threats.

Write short descriptions (under 50 words each) for my DJ add-ons: [list with what's included and price].
Mention any space or power needs I list. Honest and specific, with no exaggeration.

Turn my notes [paste] into an evening timeline for a wedding DJ: arrival, setup, guest arrival music, entrance, speeches (mic handover), first dance, buffet, last song, curfew, pack-down.
Then write a short email to the planner and venue asking them to confirm or correct it.