A couple of weeks ago I went to the launch event for the new Karaoke Box in Smithfield, London.

If you haven’t yet had the chance to experience a night in a private karaoke booth you’re definitely missing out.

It’s an opportunity for you and your friends to lock yourself away in a room equipped with microphones and a choice of 5,000 songs.

You pay a set fee, based on the size of your party and the hours you sing the night away.

I feel there would be an opportunity for more revenue to be generated by recording booth sessions (with permission of course) and allowing partygoers to watch themselves, or see photos, online the next day.

It could also act as a viral marketing tactic.

Everyone loves putting up party photos on Facebook. Karaoke Box could offer visitors the opportunity to find their photo on the website and easily put them into their Facebook profile, complete with Karaoke Box branding embedded on the photo.