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.