Reviews in your dashboard collects everything review-related in one place.
Pending
Completed events you haven't reviewed yet. Each row shows the Event and the DJ, with a Submit button that takes you to the review form on that event.
When you're up to date, you'll see You're all caught up — no reviews to complete!
Submitted
Reviews you've already left. If you haven't left any, it says You haven't posted any reviews.
Why bother
Your review is the main thing the next client uses to judge a DJ. Reviews here come only from clients who booked and completed a real event, which is what makes them worth something — and that only holds if people actually write them.
It takes two minutes.
They can't be changed
No edit, no delete. Worth a moment's thought before submitting, particularly if you're writing while annoyed about something.
What makes a useful one
Specifics. "Kept a mixed-age wedding crowd on the floor from 8 till midnight and handled the speeches running 40 minutes late without a wobble" is what someone books on. "Great DJ" isn't.
Worth covering: whether they read the room, how they communicated beforehand, whether they arrived and set up on time, and whether they delivered what was agreed.
See Leaving a Review.
Being fair
If something went wrong, say so — that's what reviews are for. Just separate what the DJ controlled from what they didn't. A venue's noise curfew isn't theirs.
If the problem was serious, report it as well. A review isn't a report. See If Something Goes Wrong at Your Event.
What appears publicly
Your star rating, your text, the occasion, your first name, and your profile picture. Your contact details are never shown.
We'll ask you
When an event completes we request a review automatically, so a pending one will show up here without you going looking.