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

1. Go to **Content → Posts** and select **Create Post**.
2. On the **Media** tab, either add a **Video** or use **Upload** for images.
3. 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
4. Check the **Preview** tab.
5. 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.