Make the relationship explicit

A professional may work independently while also contributing to a joint venture. Tap Tap Go’s multiple-profile capability can help present each context clearly. The independent profile can describe personal services and experience; the venture profile can explain the shared offer and team. Neither should suggest ownership, endorsement or availability beyond the actual arrangement. Visitors need to understand which relationship they are entering when they make contact.

Choose the destination before sharing

Review the relevant profile before an introduction, especially when the same meeting could involve both roles. Make the contact route and example work appropriate to the context. Shared projects may require agreement about which materials each participant can show. Multiple profiles organise presentation, but they do not settle those permissions automatically. A clear introduction can explain the relationship in one sentence before the visitor opens the selected destination.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

Imagine an independent photographer who also belongs to a production collective. Separate profiles distinguish solo assignments from collective productions, with portfolio credits explaining the photographer’s role in each.

Make it practical.

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