Experienced in article writing and proof reading but new to fiverr

[error_killer]

Hi, I’m new to fiverr.com 3 and projected my first gig but, I’m finding no clicks and messages. Yet, I’m experienced in article writing and worked as a proofreader for a renowned publication house. Plz, help me out pointing DOs and DON’Ts.

Sincerely,
Himel

[vibronx]

You have several mistakes in your gig description and your post, so perhaps you should kill those errors first.

[error_killer]

You have several mistakes in your gig description and your post, so perhaps you should kill those errors first.

Thanks in advance,

Would you plz, describe in detail?

[vibronx]

Thanks in advance,

Would you plz, describe in detail?

Would you plz, describe in detail?

No, I will not “describe in detail.” You should know how to find your mistakes yourself as you claim to be a professional proofreader.

I suggest you improve your English before offering proofreading and writing on Fiverr.

[error_killer]

Would you plz, describe in detail?

No, I will not “describe in detail.” You should know how to find your mistakes yourself as you claim to be a professional proofreader.

I suggest you improve your English before offering proofreading and writing on Fiverr.

Well, I know how to write. Since it is a conversational platform, I choose to make it in a friendly and conversational manner ignoring those freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff.

[ronhi85]

I find it hard to believe that you worked as a proofreader for a “renowned publication house.”

[maitasun]

Well, I know how to write. Since it is a conversational platform, I choose to make it in a friendly and conversational manner ignoring those freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff.

Well, I know how to write. Since it is a conversational platform, I choose to make it in a friendly and conversational manner ignoring those freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff .

😳 (+20 char)

[vibronx]

Well, I know how to write. Since it is a conversational platform, I choose to make it in a friendly and conversational manner ignoring those freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff.

I choose to make it in a friendly and conversational manner ignoring those freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff.

Your gig description is not a “conversational platform.” It is a place where you sell your skills as a writer. If you cannot write properly in your gig description, then you are probably not going to get many orders.

Also, “freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff.” :rofl:

[maitasun]

I choose to make it in a friendly and conversational manner ignoring those freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff.

Your gig description is not a “conversational platform.” It is a place where you sell your skills as a writer. If you cannot write properly in your gig description, then you are probably not going to get many orders.

Also, “freaky grammatical as well as punctuation stuff.” :rofl:

Offering writing and proofreading is becoming a common practice nowadays. I guess the graphic design category is already too crowded… :roll_eyes:

[error_killer]

I find it hard to believe that you worked as a proofreader for a “renowned publication house.”

Ha ha, I’m not worried about your belief. It’s up to you whether you believe it or not.

[error_killer]

Offering writing and proofreading is becoming a common practice nowadays. I guess the graphic design category is already too crowded… :roll_eyes:

Fire, fire, fire

I guess, you got frightened

[ronhi85]

Ha ha, I’m not worried about your belief. It’s up to you whether you believe it or not.

It’s not up to me. The burden of proof lies on you.

[maitasun]

Fire, fire, fire

I guess, you got frightened

I guess, you got frightened

😳

Yeah, right… :roll_eyes:

What frightens me is a “proofreader” who doesn’t even know where a comma or a period goes - not to mention many other things… :roll_eyes:

[ronhi85]

Offering writing and proofreading is becoming a common practice nowadays. I guess the graphic design category is already too crowded… :roll_eyes:

Offering writing and proofreading is becoming a common practice nowadays. I guess the graphic design category is already too crowded… :roll_eyes:

Eye halve a spelling chequer

It came with my pea sea

It plainly marques four my revue

Miss steaks eye kin knot sea.

Eye strike a key and type a word

And weight four it two say

Weather eye am wrong oar write

It shows me strait a weigh.

As soon as a mist ache is maid

It nose bee fore two long

And eye can put the error rite

Its rarely ever wrong.

Eye have run this poem threw it

I am shore your pleased two no

Its letter perfect in it’s weigh

My chequer tolled me sew.

Anon

[maitasun]

@ronhi85, you just hit the nail on the head!. 😉

[error_killer]

I guess, you got frightened

😳

Yeah, right… :roll_eyes:

What frightens me is a “proofreader” who doesn’t even know where a comma or a period goes - not to mention many other things… :roll_eyes:

Then, I should mention a worried lady who doesn’t know the right spelling of “know.” Is it correct?

[maitasun]

Then, I should mention a worried lady who doesn’t know the right spelling of “know.” Is it correct?

Well, typos happen - especially when the one writing speaks three languages. :roll_eyes:

Thanks for pointing it out. I’ll go correct it!

[vibronx]

Then, I should mention a worried lady who doesn’t know the right spelling of “know.” Is it correct?

Then, I should mention a worried lady who doesn’t know the right spelling of “know.” Is it correct

That is obviously a typo.

Your mistakes are of a more fundamental nature. 😉

Having hired @maitasun myself, I can assure you that she delivers excellent work.

[ronhi85]

You have several mistakes in your gig description and your post, so perhaps you should kill those errors first.

perhaps you should kill those errors

How did I not see this? :rofl:

[error_killer]

perhaps you should kill those errors

How did I not see this? :rofl:

You missed it because you’ve mighty eyebrows and faulty eyesight. :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: