The Beam is dedicated to making life simpler for the Music Worker and music lovers, too. View our profile explainer below to learn how you can maximize discoverability on The Beam.
Welcome to The Beam’s Artist Profile setup guide. Your profile is more than just a digital resume; it’s your gateway to connecting with fans, collaborating with other creatives, and showcasing your unique identity in the music industry. In this video, we’ll guide you through each section of the profile setup to help you make the most impactful first impression.
Let’s start with the main profile view. This is where fans, industry professionals, and potential collaborators will see your basic info, including your name, profession, location, follower count, connections, and superfan count. You’ll also have direct links to your TikTok, Spotify, or any other relevant pages, making it easy for visitors to access your work and support you.
In the Open To section, you can signal to the community whether you’re available for paid or unpaid collaborations. This area lets you showcase the services you offer, such as coaching, mentoring, producing, or contracting. You can also set your location, add specific pricing information, and include other details. This makes it easy for people to connect with you for the right opportunities. Update this section regularly to reflect your current availability.
Your posts section is where you can share your work. You can categorize posts by type, such as music, images, videos, or reposts. This is a powerful way to share what you’re currently working on, showcase past performances, or highlight any new releases. Keeping this section fresh and engaging can help keep your audience connected and invested in your journey.
The About section is where you can tell your story. Use this space to let people know who you are, what drives you, and what your music or creative work is all about. Creating a compelling About section helps you stand out and builds a personal connection with fans and collaborators alike.
Next, we have the Career Stage section. Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, selecting your career stage helps others understand where you are in your journey. For example, if you’re an aspiring artist, this can signal to mentors or industry professionals that you’re open to learning and growth opportunities.
The Skills section allows you to highlight specific abilities, such as breath control, tone quality, improvisation, music theory, or ensemble playing. Listing your skills can help potential collaborators or fans understand your strengths and see how they align with their interests or project needs.
You’re all done. If you have any further questions or need assistance navigate to our contact information on the website or app so we better assist you.
