How do I edit and manage a profile?
What a profile contains and where it appears, plus theme and branding customization for premium and tenant sites.
Your profile is your public presence on Spotagig. There are three types — performer, venue and producer — and you can hold more than one. This guide explains what a profile contains, where that information shows up, and how to customize its look.
Profile data & where it goes
Every profile shares a common set of fields:
- Name & description — your headline and bio.
- Image & favicon — your main photo/logo and the small browser-tab icon.
- Contact — phone, email and website.
- Social links — Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok and more.
- Location — used for maps and discovery.
- Imprint — legal/contact text for your imprint page.
You can also add your own long-form sections — a menu, house rules, FAQ and similar — as custom profile pages. Published pages join the same profile nav as About and Imprint.
Each type then adds its own fields:
- Performer — genre plus music links (YouTube, Spotify, SoundCloud, Apple Music, Bandcamp and others).
- Producer — rules/guidelines shown to performers who apply.
- Venue — seating capacity, photos and an opening schedule.
Editing your profile
- Open your profiles Go to Profiles (sidebar: Perform → Profile) to see everything you manage.
- Edit the details Choose a profile and edit its fields. New profiles start as pending approval; you can keep working while you wait.
- Open type settings For deeper options, open the profile's settings page (Settings under Perform / Produce / Manage Venues). Settings are organized into accordions for Profile Edit, Theme Customization, Analytics Tracking, Pages and Team Management.
Profile customization (premium & tenants)
The Theme Customization accordion lets you brand your profile and any linked tenant site.
- Theme colors — set primary, secondary, accent, background and text colors, plus event-card colors. Use Save Theme, Reset to Defaults and Preview Profile as you go.
- Favicon — upload a custom browser-tab icon.
- Custom CSS — your theme is served as a stylesheet so your branding applies consistently across your pages.
- Analytics — add Google Analytics or Meta Pixel IDs under Analytics Tracking to measure traffic.