What If you are not getting orders even if you are the best in your services

[imamuddin2]

What to do when your gigs are better and you are the best at your niche and also your gigs are ranked but not getting any order.

[imamuddin2]

I used to use some techniques to rank my gigs and these techniques were very helpful like using low keywords and choosing the low competition gigs and also some useful tags but for the past few days, these are not working even if you use these techniques now it de-ranks your gig.

or it is happening only to me? Any suggestions?

[theratypist]

People who are the best at their niche will get an order, if they didn't then they wouldn't be considered the best.

[katakatica]

You should think about whether you really are the best or you just think you are because you know little about your competition.

[vickiespencer]

5 hours ago, imamuddin2 said:

What to do when your gigs are better, and you are the best at your niche

That is a very subjective opinion. In other words, it is not a fact.

I looked at your profile and gigs. I have seen the gig image for cover pages on several other sellers' gig images. If you were the best, you would create your own.

5 hours ago, imamuddin2 said:

your gigs are ranked

Fiverr does not have ranks for gigs. Fiverr uses a system where they match sellers with buyers they think will like the seller's services. I am a proofreader. If I search using the term proofreader, I see most of my 9 gigs on the first or second page of the search. But that is because I am doing the search. If anyone else looks for my gigs, they may not see them on the first pages at all.

One issue I see with your gig images is that they are very cluttred. Your images have too much information. Buyers zip through the search pages and do not take time to read gig images chocked full of words. Your gig images should contain  3 to 5 words of text stating what your service is. You will be more successful at getting orders if you make it easier for your buyers to understand what services you sell. 

 

 

For example, I just searched for "convert PDF" and I did not see either of your two PDF gigs on the first 7 pages. But if you search for your gigs, you will see them on the first one or two pages like I see my gigs.

Also, I learned from the PDF search I did that there are 19,000 gigs for "converting PDFs". What are you doing better than everyone else, so you deserve to be on the first two search pages?

[smashradio]

5 hours ago, imamuddin2 said:

I used to use some techniques to rank my gigs and these techniques were very helpful like using low keywords and choosing the low competition gigs and also some useful tags but for the past few days, these are not working even if you use these techniques now it de-ranks your gig.

or it is happening only to me? Any suggestions?

The Fiverr algorithm is less about keywords and more about matching the right sellers and buyers. If you've experienced a drop in visibility, it's most likely due to your performance. SEO is only a small part of making a successful gig. The more important part is delivering excellent customer care, high-quality deliveries and having attractive gigs that are in demand. 

Most sellers who experience a drop in visibility (less impressions/clicks) have an issue with this last part, and most likely, you've received negative, private feedback from a buyer. This will lower your buyer satisfaction rate and cause your gigs to de-rank. 

[shafain876]

Algorithm is changing frequently 

[jonbaas]

8 hours ago, imamuddin2 said:

What to do when your gigs are better and you are the best at your niche

Your thousands of direct competitors would disagree with you. 😉

[strategist_ceo]

8 hours ago, imamuddin2 said:

What to do when your gigs are better and you are the best at your niche and also your gigs are ranked but not getting any order.

After reading your post, I visited your profile—and was disappointed to find that this is your main portfolio/banner for one of your gigs. It looks too unpolished to be the "best".

 

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Edited August 13, 2022 by strategist_ceo

[tousifakrams]

16 hours ago, smashradio said:

The Fiverr algorithm is less about keywords and more about matching the right sellers and buyers. If you've experienced a drop in visibility, it's most likely due to your performance. SEO is only a small part of making a successful gig. The more important part is delivering excellent customer care, high-quality deliveries and having attractive gigs that are in demand. 

Most sellers who experience a drop in visibility (less impressions/clicks) have an issue with this last part, and most likely, you've received negative, private feedback from a buyer. This will lower your buyer satisfaction rate and cause your gigs to de-rank. 

I was unaware of this, but I'll keep these things in mind going forward. I appreciate you giving this knowledge.

[tousifakrams]

I just checked out your profile, and there isn't a single rating , How do you think of yourself as the best if you haven't served the buyer?

Trust me, my brother, customer questions will teach you more than you already know, but don't be discouraged—deep dive into the niche in which you are working.

[imamuddin2]

When I google it. It always says 550px x 370px or 1280px x 769px. But when I make a gig image with that size It doesn't fit with its background frame either it is zoomed or doesn't touch the gig frame outline.

[r_f_riyad_]

You can use 1600px x 1076px

[imamuddin2]

2 minutes ago, r_f_riyad_ said:

You can use 1600px x 1076px

Is it the exactly right size of gig image?

If yes, I will it thanks for your suggestions.

[dev_rittick]

Recommended image size is 1280 x 769 px

Minimum: 712 x 430 px
Maximum 4000 x 2416 px

And give some space in each side of the image

[dev_hridoydatta]

1600px x 1076px

[dmarketer_raju]

The suggested picture size is 1280 x 769 pixels.

712 x 430 pixels minimum

Maximum 4000 by 2416 pixels

Additionally, leave some room on each side of the image.

[imamuddin2]

I want to find my clients according to my niche outside Fiverr and tell them to place an order on Fiverr if they are interested in my service but I don't know which website or app or any method should be used? Need suggestions.

[shariful512]

Social media is the best platform to find buyers. LinkedIn is very helpful in finding buyers in my experience.

[imamuddin2]

17 minutes ago, shariful512 said:

Social media is the best platform to find buyers. LinkedIn is very helpful in finding buyers in my experience. Ok

Ok but if I want to find any client using LinkedIn what will be the process.

[shahriyarmamun]

Try to find client from social media then invite them to fiverr.

[breals]

@imamuddin2  Wow!  What an exceptional business model you have.  So you want to grow your Fiverr profile by searching for customers on the internet. (But you don't know where or how) Once you find one, you then want to bring them back to Fiverr, tell them to register and visit your profile with no sales, and finally tell them that they have to pay a fee on top of their budgeted price when they order.

Whilst you sacrifice 20% of your earnings?????

Why don't you instead concentrate on making the gigs the best they can be on here, and concentrate on making an additional revenue stream outside of Fiverr?  

 

 

Edited August 18, 2022 by breals

[imamuddin2]

9 hours ago, breals said:

@imamuddin2  Wow!  What an exceptional business model you have.  So you want to grow your Fiverr profile by searching for customers on the internet. (But you don't know where or how) Once you find one, you then want to bring them back to Fiverr, tell them to register and visit your profile with no sales, and finally, tell them that they have to pay a fee on top of their budgeted price when they order.

Whilst you sacrifice 20% of your earnings?????

Why don't you instead concentrate on making the gigs the best they can be on here, and concentrate on making an additional revenue stream outside of Fiverr?  

 

 

That's also a good idea🙂

[adnansanri]

On 8/13/2022 at 12:28 AM, smashradio said:

The Fiverr algorithm is less about keywords and more about matching the right sellers and buyers. If you've experienced a drop in visibility, it's most likely due to your performance. SEO is only a small part of making a successful gig. The more important part is delivering excellent customer care, high-quality deliveries and having attractive gigs that are in demand. 

Most sellers who experience a drop in visibility (less impressions/clicks) have an issue with this last part, and most likely, you've received negative, private feedback from a buyer. This will lower your buyer satisfaction rate and cause your gigs to de-rank. 

Exactly ! i think it s all about performance and client experience