How to get more reviews for your pub
How to get more reviews for your pub: the twenty-review floor, why only the last ninety days count, and the free drink that earns a platform warning.
How to book live music for a pub in Perth
How to book live music for a pub in Perth, with six practical steps and a booking brief you can copy. Agree the act, equipment, terms and handover.
How to Make Your Pub Stand Out From the One Down the Road
Two pubs, four hundred metres apart, one full by eight. How to make your pub stand out when the choice is made on somebody's couch at five, not at your door.
How Loud Should Live Music Be in a Pub? A Perth Guide
Your regular is shouting and you still cannot hear him. How loud should live music be in a pub, what WA's noise rules actually set, and how to fix the level tonight.
How to Keep Customers in Your Pub Longer on a Saturday Night
Full at nine, empty by half past ten. The evidence on how to keep customers in your pub longer, and how to program the last hour of a Perth Saturday.
How a Busy Night Turns Into Regulars
How do you get regulars in a pub? A busy night fills the room once. Here's how Perth venues turn a good night into repeat customers and word of mouth.
Live Music vs a Spotify Playlist for a Venue: What Changes in the Room
Live music vs a playlist for your venue. A playlist fills the silence, a live act gives people a reason to stay, and here is what actually changes in the room when a human plays it.
How to Choose Live Music for Your Venue: Why Energy Beats Genre
How to choose live music for your venue: match the act's energy to the room and the night, not the genre. The energy-first way to book, day-part by day-part, for Perth venues.
How to Fill a Quiet Midweek Night at Your Venue
A quiet Tuesday is a programming problem, not a demand problem. How Perth venues fill soft midweek nights with recurring formats people plan their week around.
Do I need a licence to play music in my bar?
Yes, and your personal Spotify account won't cover it. What OneMusic actually covers, what it really costs, and the risk of running an unlicensed playlist.
Is Live Music Worth It for a Pub? Does It Actually Pay Off
Is live music worth it for a pub? The honest answer is that it earns in the room rather than at the door, and no study gives a single number. What the evidence really shows.