EPK Suite Guides
Practical, no-fluff writing on getting booked: bios, press photos, rates, riders, and outreach. Written by Fraze, a working DJ.
Bookings
Which slots to target first, how promoters actually decide, and how to turn one booking into a residency.
Bios
The four-part structure, word counts, third-person rules, and full examples for club, mobile, and open-format DJs.
Outreach
Subject lines, the five-line structure, follow-up timing, and templates for clubs, weddings, and support slots.
Money
Cost-per-event maths, what changes between club and private work, and how to quote without losing the job.
Diagnostics
The specific press kit errors that make bookers close the tab, and a ten-minute audit to catch them.
Basics
What each one is, why promoters now expect a link, and the cases where a downloadable pack still matters.
Media
The four photos every press kit needs, the specs that matter, and a shot list to hand your photographer.
Examples
What separates press kits that get replies, broken down for club DJs, bands, photographers, and composers.
Reference pages for building your own press kit.
Guide
The full walkthrough: what to include, how to structure it, and how to publish one in under an hour.
Templates
A drop-in structure and section list for DJs building their first electronic press kit.
Musician
How indie artists and touring bands should structure their online press kit for promoters and press.
Photography
Galleries, packages, testimonials — what wedding clients look for before they inquire.
Examples
Sample EPK pages across genres and creator types to spark ideas for your own.