People who bought this gig also bought

[anarchofighter]

Maybe I’m being contrary for no good reason.



But I’m not sure I’d want a promo for “I will put a message on my chest (read boobs) for $5” to end up on the same page as my gig.



And I’m no prude, it’s just…hmmm 🙂



I’m not even sure I"d want to know my buyers bought that 🙂 LOL

[anarchofighter]

Maybe I’m being contrary for no good reason.



But I’m not sure I’d want a promo for “I will put a message on my chest (read boobs) for $5” to end up on the same page as my gig.



And I’m no prude, it’s just…hmmm 🙂



I’m not even sure I"d want to know my buyers bought that 🙂 LOL

[jawadams]

Interesting thought, I can see the plus side where other Fiverr’s gigs are advertising mine, but also the negative where my gigs advertise other seller’s (and thus, possibly lose sales to other sales)

[Guest tn5rr2012]

Greta idea and then we would be able to see if they are also shopping the competition or maybe shopping FOR the competition

[shifan]

Not anymore 😦 It is showing similar gigs to mine. I checked them to see if any of my clients actually bought from them. I couldnt find a single client of mine in the review. It encourages the buyers to explore further. This is specially bad if you advertise your gig. :-S

[kissreviews]

Yes, AFTER would be better. I can’t tell you how often I’ve clicked away from a particular seller since this has been implemented. I’m still stuck in the habit of thinking those are gigs by the same seller and pretty soon I can’t remember where I started.

This is not good for people like Dory (me).