It's very difficult to get order why?

[ayeshaabid]

I have not get order why? I have promote my Gig but still not get order. 🙁

[donnichols]

Because the number of sellers in your area of expertise is much more than buyers :man_shrugging:

[vickiespencer]

You do not have any gigs? :thinking:

[ruddra_das]

I think the main reason is there are a lot of seller on your category and you should try the buyer request section. I got my first order from buyer request a few days ago.

[rima2855]

1. You stay active a lot of the time with Fiverr
2. Give 10 Buyer Requests in daily

   Hopefully, you will get the messenger order too 🙂 @ayeshaabid

[ayeshaabid]

You do not have any gigs? :thinking:

I have 3 gigs in fiverr.

[vickiespencer]

I have 3 gigs in fiverr.

This is what I see when I look at your profile? :thinking:

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[seoalamin10x]

Improve your profile. Stay active. And send buyer requests.

[nhcreation]

Keep Patient, Grow your skills, Response buyer request. Best of luck

[donnichols]

This is what I see when I look at your profile? :thinking:

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The profile he’s talking about sounds as ayeshaabid__ (with 2 trailing underscores). Wondering was it just trimmed by the forum engine or it’s your 2nd profile @ayeshaabid ?

[ayeshaabid]

1. You stay active a lot of the time with Fiverr
2. Give 10 Buyer Requests in daily

   Hopefully, you will get the messenger order too 🙂 @ayeshaabid

Plz check my profile you find my Gig??

[enunciator]

I have not get order why? I have promote my Gig but still not get order. 🙁

It’s very difficult to get order why?

Well, receiving orders is a part “leap of faith” from buyers, as they jeopardize their money in hopes of receiving an end product that lives up to what is promised on a seller’s gig page. And with so many new sellers flooding the platform since the pandemic struck, buyers have even more potential options available to compare and consider besides just any single seller.

To stand out and have a fighting chance of receiving orders in a crowded platform where bad buyers and bad sellers both are present and ruin the experience for others is not easy, but absolutely doable. A seller should try to minimize the “perceived risk” of a buyer taking a chance on them, and that is done by conveying quality work, a professional attitude, and setting reasonable expectations at a reasonable price.

This is said all the time but is true, a seller should also try to “stand out” somehow from the crowd. If your specific services, gig descriptions, and examples of your work seem similar to the myriad of other sellers, then what would possibly draw a buyer to choose you from the rest of the crowd? That doesn’t mean selecting garish or eye-hurting colors on gig images, but more meaningful ways to stand out like targeting a niche, offering something uncommon or even “unique” on the platform, or presenting your “conventional” services in an “unconventional” manner.

TLDR

Selling is hard because buying is a risk taken by a buyer, and sellers must convey dependability in being able to actually deliver what they promise to deliver while also trying to stand out from the crowd of other sellers.

[vickiespencer]

It’s very difficult to get order why?

Well, receiving orders is a part “leap of faith” from buyers, as they jeopardize their money in hopes of receiving an end product that lives up to what is promised on a seller’s gig page. And with so many new sellers flooding the platform since the pandemic struck, buyers have even more potential options available to compare and consider besides just any single seller.

To stand out and have a fighting chance of receiving orders in a crowded platform where bad buyers and bad sellers both are present and ruin the experience for others is not easy, but absolutely doable. A seller should try to minimize the “perceived risk” of a buyer taking a chance on them, and that is done by conveying quality work, a professional attitude, and setting reasonable expectations at a reasonable price.

This is said all the time but is true, a seller should also try to “stand out” somehow from the crowd. If your specific services, gig descriptions, and examples of your work seem similar to the myriad of other sellers, then what would possibly draw a buyer to choose you from the rest of the crowd? That doesn’t mean selecting garish or eye-hurting colors on gig images, but more meaningful ways to stand out like targeting a niche, offering something uncommon or even “unique” on the platform, or presenting your “conventional” services in an “unconventional” manner.

TLDR

Selling is hard because buying is a risk taken by a buyer, and sellers must convey dependability in being able to actually deliver what they promise to deliver while also trying to stand out from the crowd of other sellers.

TLDR

Selling is hard because buying is a risk taken by a buyer, and sellers must convey dependability in being able to actually deliver what they promise to deliver while also trying to stand out from the crowd of other sellers.

I like this. ⬆️ Well said!