Posts are your feed of recent work. They show on your profile under the Posts tab and in the Discover feed. A profile with recent posts reads as an active, working DJ — which is exactly what a client is checking for.
Creating one
- Go to Content → Posts and select Create Post.
- On the Media tab, either add a Video or use Upload for images.
- Move to the Details tab and fill in:
- Caption — what happened, in a sentence or two
- Location — search for the venue or city
- Event Date
- Occasion — the event type
- Check the Preview tab.
- Select Create.
Editing and deleting
Open an existing post from Content → Posts. The same dialog reopens with Update and Delete.
Pinning
You can pin a post to keep it at the top of your feed. Use it for your best recent work, or for the event type you most want to book more of.
What to post
The floor from behind the decks. Your setup at a venue. A short clip of a moment that landed. Clients are looking for evidence you do this regularly and that people are enjoying it — not for polished marketing.
Filling in Occasion matters more than it looks. It's how a client browsing your posts sees that you've actually worked the kind of event they're planning.
How often
Enough that your most recent post isn't visibly old. A post from last month reads as active. One from two years ago is worse than none, and worth hiding — the Display on profile switch at the top of Content → Posts turns the whole section off without deleting anything.
Likes
Posts show a like count. It's a light signal, not something that affects your ranking or your booking chances.