Profile tags are short descriptors that appear as chips on your profile. Set them under Content → Profile → About.
The limit
Three. Pick the three that best describe how you work.
The ones you choose
Nine are freely selectable:
Mixes · Smooth Transitions · Party Starter · Chill Vibes · Smooth Communicator · Creative Genius · High-Quality Gear · Social Butterfly · Flexible Negotiator
The ones you earn
Four can't be selected — they're unlocked based on your activity on the platform:
Early Adopter · Well-loved · Always Active · Top-Rated Talent
These carry more weight with clients precisely because you can't just pick them.
Choosing your three
Think about what a client is worried about, not what sounds best.
Smooth Communicator is undervalued. A huge share of poor reviews are about communication rather than the set, and clients planning a big event know it. If you reply quickly and keep people informed, say so.
Flexible Negotiator pairs well with a Negotiable rate. It tells budget-conscious clients there's a conversation to be had.
High-Quality Gear matters at larger events and outdoor venues where sound coverage is a real question.
Party Starter and Chill Vibes are close to opposites — pick the one that matches the work you want. Choosing both says nothing.
Smooth Transitions speaks to technical skill, and pairs naturally with mixes on your profile that demonstrate it.
Match them to your target work
If you're chasing corporate bookings, Smooth Communicator and High-Quality Gear land better than Party Starter. If you want club nights, the reverse.
Hiding them
There's a display switch beside Profile Tags. Turn it off to hide the section — worth doing if you haven't picked any yet.
Where they show
As chips near the top of your profile, and they're a search filter — clients can narrow results by Profile Tags. So having none means you're absent from those searches.
Changing them
Any time. The earned ones stay whether or not you display them.