I want to change my whole gig, will that affect my visibility ?

[rania12el]

Hi ! I'm new to Fiverr and I created my first gig 2 months now. I didnt get any client yet but this is not the issue. 

I want to ask you please if you have any idea that if I change my whole gig and posted a new one completely will that kill my visibility ? Will that affect my ranking ? 

Thank you so much ! 

[web_team9]

I think It will not profitable for you. If you want You should delete your old gig and create a new one, it will be beater for you.

[ibrahimbd71]

Yes, if you make change in your gig. this will effect on your gig position. but if the changes that you are making is better seo friendly then your gig will increase.

[draughtswoman]

Hi Rania. If you change the gig description, it will not negatively affect your visibility. Infact if you use right keywords, i can help you get visible to many prospect clients. Note however that you can not change your gig title.

[rakib016]

As a new gig on Fiverr it's not affected. But after getting any order when your gig is ranked then if you edit the whole gig you will lose the rank. 

[proimagecutout]

You can edit it...But before that make sure your service, category, and other description which must be related to your relevant service...Actually, order first order depense on your gig quality then all performance depense on your skills...

[anisocialmarket]

Just so you know if you do change your gigs, you would need to wait a while to get on ranking page, because fiverr analyses it before 

[Guest abhossain26]

You know that if you change your gig, you'll have to wait a while to get to the ranking page because Fiverr analyzes it first.

[dmarketer_raju]

On 11/10/2021 at 9:44 AM, slickkweb said:

If you are getting orders regularly,then you should rethink about changing your gig. If you don't have orders,then you should change your gig and focus on creating something unique.

If you are consistently receiving orders, you should seriously consider shifting your gig. If there are no orders, you should change your gig and concentrate on making something special.

[fiveroptic1]

@joshnadin Your post is only 30 minutes old and it's already been voted down to -3, bottom of the pile! This system of members selecting quality posts as opposed to spam is clearly working as it should!!!!  😒

Plus - someone who's sole contribution is 'Righ', now ranks higher in the popularity of posts than others who have given sage advice. Even 'voting' functionality is being spammed!
Back to the drawing board for the forum 'powers that be' I think!!!! 

[rania12el]

Thank you so much ! That is so helpful.

Thank you again. 

 

[amazon_fba_13]

As you are not getting order, so change the gig components, but do it cleverly. First, change or improve the first image and see how it's affect your clicks. Then, change the description part. Start your description with something new that address buyers common problems. 

Lastly, change the tags. And, test different tags. It gives you a good Idea which keyword works best for you in this period. 

Add a video to make a huge difference.

[shadhin_das]

23 hours ago, fiveroptic1 said:

This is a common concern. The answer is equally simple. If after 2 months, you have had no orders, you have nothing to lose by changing your gig. (Ranking well doesn't matter if you're getting no orders!!). Concentrate on a well written gig desc in perfect English, choose your keywords and tags carefully and do as much research as you can - i.e. look at what your 'successful' competitors are doing then emulate (don't copy) it .... Good luck. 

Very helpful information

[rania12el]

13 hours ago, amazon_fba_13 said:

As you are not getting order, so change the gig components, but do it cleverly. First, change or improve the first image and see how it's affect your clicks. Then, change the description part. Start your description with something new that address buyers common problems. 

Lastly, change the tags. And, test different tags. It gives you a good Idea which keyword works best for you in this period. 

Add a video to make a huge difference.

Thank you so much ! This is very helpful. 

[rania12el]

8 hours ago, tasnim0123 said:

It's better to create a new one than changing

That is what I also thought. I'm working on it, thank you so much for your answer !

[md_dolon]

You better open a new gig 

[emonsaqibh2277]

Well, deleting the gig and posting a new one will possibly affect the ranking of your gig. If you have to do anything with your gig you may pause the current one and post the new one and observe how the new one is doing. Good Luck

[mehedisani1]

In my opinion, you should create another gig rather than change the old gig. As you have mentioned that you didn't get any sell so you can also change the gig to see how it performs. Thanks.

[foysolahamed]

Yea, 100%

[seoalamin10x]

As you didn't get any order I think you should change or delete the existing gig.

[fiveroptic1]

nazimbhyiya.  You're lazy! Use your brain & create your own content - don't steal mine or anyone else's!!     

[samcaff]

If you haven't got any reviews on your current gig, you shouldn't have any problems!

[shimul8693]

Creating a NEW GIG will be a better option in this circumstance. Please make sure of using attractive GIG Thumbnail, Video, PDF, Short Title similar to GIG meta tags and do some SEO in GIG descriptions. Thank you. 

[joshnadin]

On 10/25/2021 at 10:31 AM, rania12el said:

Hi ! I'm new to Fiverr and I created my first gig 2 months now. I didnt get any client yet but this is not the issue. 

I want to ask you please if you have any idea that if I change my whole gig and posted a new one completely will that kill my visibility ? Will that affect my ranking ? 

Thank you so much ! 

If you're currently not having any luck with your Gig and had no orders, you don't really have to worry about impacting your visibility, as you don't currently have any. 

Something is clearly not working, you have to change something. 

Don't listen to the advice stating that you 'have to make a new Gig'. 
I change my Gig(s) regularly to keep up with market trends, new things I want to offer, improving my portfolio, and several other reasons. If nobody ever edited their Gigs, nobody would ever grow and learn as sellers on the platform, and find out exactly what works for them. 

It's another stupid myth circulating around the forum that if you edit your Gig, you'll never get any orders. The people giving the same advice, ironically don't have any orders. Probably because they present their Gig poorly and don't want to change it. 🙄 

[shahadat32]

create another gig, not to change the current gig

[abdheshkjha]

On 10/25/2021 at 8:01 PM, rania12el said:

Hi ! I'm new to Fiverr and I created my first gig 2 months now. I didnt get any client yet but this is not the issue. 

I want to ask you please if you have any idea that if I change my whole gig and posted a new one completely will that kill my visibility ? Will that affect my ranking ? 

Thank you so much ! 

 

Yes, If you will change your complete GIG, it will affect your gig ranking and visibility.