advice Give me a piece of advice

[jony93]

I don't do very well on fiber. Give me a piece of advice

[mariashtelle1]

For the very broad question here is a broad advice: things don’t work unless you do. 

Edited September 13, 2022 by mariashtelle1

[newsmike]

46 minutes ago, jony93 said:

I don't do very well on fiber. Give me a piece of advice

You should start by learning the name of the platform you are trying to work on. 

[vickiespencer]

@vibronx's advice was to always take cold showers. Maybe that would help you @jony93?

[zafar9499]

What types of advice you want?

[antiksarker]

You ask specific questions about any Fiverr topic. It's hard to say anything about Fiverr without any questions.

[uk1000]

You could check the text in the main gig image of the Twitter Marketing... gig. Maybe also check the gig descriptions.

If the current gigs aren't doing well you could also try other gigs (eg. you mention some other things you can do in your profile but don't seem to have gigs for them. Though I'd avoid offering to monetize channels as that's not something you'd have complete control over so Fiverr probably wouldn't allow it).

Also sending offers to buyer requests you can do well might help too.

Edited September 13, 2022 by uk1000

[breals]

3 hours ago, jony93 said:

I don't do very well on fiber. Give me a piece of advice

You need to take a look at your gig images.  A digital marketer that can't spell 'followers' correctly will always deter potential buyers. 

Your gigs are also littered with other spelling and grammatical errors. 

So, part of the issue is down to you, not the platform. Focus on getting your gig as good as it can possibly be, then reassess your metrics.

[jony93]

24 minutes ago, uk1000 said:

You could check the text in the main gig image of the Twitter Marketing... gig. Maybe also check the gig descriptions.

If the current gigs aren't doing well you could also try other gigs (eg. you mention some other things you can do in your profile but don't seem to have gigs for them. Though I'd avoid offering to monetize channels as that's not something you'd have complete control over so Fiverr probably wouldn't allow it).

Also sending offers to buyer requests you can do well might help too.

Good advice, Thank you

[jony93]

22 minutes ago, breals said:

You need to take a look at your gig images.  A digital marketer that can't spell 'followers' correctly will always deter potential buyers. 

Your gigs are also littered with other spelling and grammatical errors. 

So, part of the issue is down to you, not the platform. Focus on getting your gig as good as it can possibly be, then reassess your metrics.

Great advice. Thank you