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**It's out of date.** If your last post is from two summers ago, hiding Posts reads better than showing a stale feed.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](/hc/djs/articles/reading-and-managing-reviews).

## 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.