Five parts of your profile have a display switch. Turning one off hides that section from clients without deleting anything behind it.
The switches
| Section | Where the switch is |
|---|---|
| Intro Reel | Content → Profile → About, under Intro Reel |
| Mixes | Content → Mixes, marked Display on profile |
| Posts | Content → Posts, marked Display on profile |
| Profile Tags | Content → Profile → About, beside Profile Tags |
| Live Events | Content → Live Events, marked Display on profile |
When to hide something
It's empty. An empty Mixes section is worse than no Mixes section. Hide it until you have at least two or three worth playing.
It's out of date. If your last post is from two summers ago, hiding Posts reads better than showing a stale feed. Clients treat an active posts feed as a sign you're currently working.
You're mid-refresh. Swapping your intro reel or rebuilding your mix list? Hide the section while you work, then switch it back on.
What you can't hide
Your bio, location, services, policies, rate, and reviews always show. Empty ones display a placeholder instead — "This DJ has not provided their performing genres.", "No requisites", and similar. That placeholder is visible to clients, so filling the field is better than leaving it.
Reviews can't be hidden or removed. See Reading Your Reviews and Rating Breakdown.
Checking the result
Use View at the top of Content → Profile to open your public page. Open it in a private browser window as well — that's the version a client who isn't logged in will see.