Does having unrelated Gigs leave a bad impression?

[azam_pro]

I have unrelated expertise. I am a photographer, video editor and  writer. Wi putting up so different gigs leave and impression of “master of none“? 

[miiila]

Some people will care, others not. Personally, I'd probably not order from someone who has Gigs for all 3 of those things. Photographer and video editor together seems at least somewhat related to me, but adding writer to the mix, I don't know. I would focus on my strongest skill. It's your decision, though, if you think you are equally good in all of that, you could try and see what happens.

[seoexpert_sohag]

Good Question

According to me this is a bad practice. If you are skilled person then focus on a single skill. This will help your Buyer as well as Seller.

Thanks  

[vickiespencer]

2 hours ago, azam_pro said:

photographer —master of none

Are you a master photographer? I ask because my husband is. He has a Maters of Photograph and a Craftsman of Photography I was his retoucher before it was done digitally.

[catwriter]

Lately, it seems that Fiverr wants us to specialize; offering unrelated gigs might make it more difficult for Fiverr to advertise your services, and that could result in fewer buyers.

Some buyers don't really care when a seller offers unrelated services, but others find it confusing, and some find it suspicious and decide to choose a specialist instead.

That being said, it's certainly not forbidden to offer unrelated services (as long as you're offering them from the same account), and you can try and see if it works for you.