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Your gig images are impressive (very good in fact) and if I were looking for such services they would certainly draw me in. But I think you're letting yourself down with your gig descriptions. The quality of the work you're showcasing is not backed up by your written communication skills - and that matters, because you are in a very competitive market place, where buyers may well choose a competitor over you if they think their buying journey may be easier. Simply for that reason I would  get your descriptions proofread into perfect English, then, coupled with your images you will have a very attractive gig. 

Hope that helps. 
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Your gig images look great! I hope they are actually samples of work you have done, if so, well done!

I have a few suggestions for the text of your gig:

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I am a professional graphic designer & I have also completed many projects in my practical life.

This is awkwardly phrased and unclear to me. Does this mean you have done many graphic designs in your job or in your personal life (outside of work)? If you are just talking about work, maybe say something like: "I am a professional graphic designer with many projects under my belt."

 

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Through my expertness, in Adobe Suite I'm responsible for creating a unique, result-oriented graphical solution. 

Do you mean expertise? And saying "unique, result-oriented graphical solution." doesn't make sense to me at all. Why not say something more like: "As you can see from my gig portfolio samples above, my expertise in Adobe Suite results in unique, beautiful designs."

 

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I'm committed to provide my best service and complete the projects according to client's needs.

I would make this personal: "I'm committed to providing you with the best service to meet your needs."

 

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I ensure that you will get a professional design made from scratch.

Awkward context to use "ensure", I would probably replace with "guarantee."

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