How to Add Your Pitch and Credits
The Pitch and Credits sections are two of the most important parts of your profile. They’re the first things a client reads when they want to know who you are and who you’ve worked with. Filling them out well can make the difference between getting a proposal or having the client move on.
What Is a Pitch?
Your Pitch is your one-sentence introduction. It’s the text that appears prominently on your profile and summarizes who you are, what you do, and what sets you apart from other creatives. Think of it as your musical “elevator pitch”: you have just a few seconds to grab the client’s attention.
A good pitch directly answers these three questions:
- What kind of creative are you?
- What do you specialize in, or what is your niche?
- What value do you provide to the customer?
What Are Credits?
The "Credits" section is where you list the artists, labels, studios, or notable projects you've worked with. It serves as a summary of your musical resume: it tells clients who you've collaborated with and what level you operate at professionally.
Names of artists, bands, record labels, recording studios, agencies, or audiovisual projects in which you have participated.
Separate the credits with commas. Example: “Warner Studios, Sony Studios, Artist A, Artist B.” Maximum 50 characters.
How to add them step by step
- Go to your profile by clicking your avatar or name in the upper-right corner and select My Profile.
- Click the pencil icon ✎ on the right side of your profile, next to your name and title.
- The "Edit Profile" panel will open. Select Profile Details.
- You'll find the " Pitch " field—write your pitch in a clear and direct sentence.
- Below you will see the " Credits " field—enter the names separated by commas (max. 50 characters).
- Click SAVE to publish the changes to your profile.
Tips for Standing Out
Avoid generic phrases like “music lover.” Mention your genre, your creative process, or your unique value proposition.
With only 50 characters, start with the names that are most recognizable or relevant to your target audience.
Every new project is an opportunity to enhance your profile. Review your pitch and your credits every few months.
Use terms that the client will recognize. “Mix for Spotify” conveys more than “multi-channel dynamic processing.”
Frequently asked questions
The "Pitch" field does not have a visible character limit, but we recommend keeping it to 1–3 concise sentences. Very long texts lose their impact, and customers won't read them all the way through.
Promakers does not automatically verify credits, but reserves the right to review and remove any information that is misleading or false. Please add only valid credits.
Yes. You can update them at any time from the "Edit Profile → Profile Details" section. The changes will appear immediately on your public profile.
Your profile will still be visible, but you'll miss out on a key opportunity to stand out. Clients who visit your profile without finding a clear pitch have less information to help them decide whether to contact you.