What makes you book/promote a band?

A band you've never heard of gets in touch. How long do you spend on them before you know whether it's a yes or a no?

Your first instinct is the honest one.

What's the first thing you look at?

One answer. Whatever you genuinely reach for first.

Of the new bands you book, roughly what share did you go out and find yourself, versus bands who came to you?

New meaning ones you hadn't worked with before, so leave the regulars out of it. A rough feel is fine, just drag the slider.

When you're actively looking for a band, where do you look?

Tick as many as apply.

What makes you stop reading, or delete a band's email?

Tick as many as apply. This is the one bands most need to hear.

Of those, which is the most common?

The one you hit most often, not the worst one.

Which is worse: a band with no live video at all, or a band with a bad live video?

How much does a band's social media following affect whether you book them?

What's the one thing bands most often get wrong when they approach you?

A sentence is plenty.

And what makes you say yes quickly?

The thing that makes it easy.

Anything else bands should know that I haven't asked about?

Leave it blank if nothing springs to mind.

Can I mention your name in the session?

Either way your answers get used. This is only about whether your name goes with them.