junaidfaheem007 Posted April 13 Share Posted April 13 Hi, Can you find the mistakes that I made while creating gigs? <iframe src="https://www.fiverr.com/gig_widgets?id=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&affiliate_id=686603&strip_google_tagmanager=true" loading="lazy" data-with-title="true" class="fiverr_nga_frame" frameborder="0" height="350" width="100%" referrerpolicy="no-referrer-when-downgrade" data-mode="specific_gig" onload=" var frame = this; var script = document.createElement('script'); script.addEventListener('load', function() { window.FW_SDK.register(frame); }); script.setAttribute('src', 'https://www.fiverr.com/gig_widgets/sdk'); document.body.appendChild(script); " ></iframe> Here is the link 😀 https://www.fiverr.com/users/junaidfaheem007 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
licheng906 Posted April 14 Share Posted April 14 I recommend: Adjusting your profile description Unlike gig descriptions, profile bullet points aren't shown properly in profile descriptions. What people are really seeing is 1 big paragraph with a bunch of stars behind each sentence which can be confusing Go to incognito mode on your browser and check your profile to see what I'm saying Increasing your gig prices The only gig with reviews is your "I will write research articles on finance, marketing, or business" gig and your prices start at $5 for a 500 word article, it's way too low I understand that it's important to keep prices low to stay competitive but you may end up getting burned out for too little pay In my experience, the worst clients are the ones that are cheap, they pay little and expect a lot NEVER OFFER UNLIMITED REVISIONS Again, this attracts the wrong kind of buyers who would take a lot of your time for very little pay Add some prior works to your portfolio This helps build confidence in buyers On a positive note, I think you did a great job with all your gig pictures! Good luck! 3 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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