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Many Congrats @webcut Many more 500s to come. ❤️

I think they are one of those clients who wants to hire someone online for the very first time so they can't decide on which one to choose.

Have you tried tweaking your gigs if this is the only skill you possess? Maybe try to refine the title and the keywords a bit more. Hope this makes sense and also hope that you get your first successful order very soon! Best of luck.

Hey, welcome to the freelance world! Once you log in to your account, to the right-hand side, there is a round profile image of yours, where you can click and then that itself should expand and will show you several options. From there choose profile and it should show active gigs 🙂 Another option: from my business tab click on it and then from there gigs and it should show you your active gigs. Many best of luck.

Adding to the answers from above it could also mean they are no longer interested in the service or they found someone new to work with. I am sure you will find your potential buyers. All the very best of luck ❤️

What would be your suggestion in this case to deal with this type of client?

I do provide unlimited revision for one of my gigs now, if a client would ask me to re-edit new images or vids every time, I would politely ask him/her to order a new gig. Some people seem to know how to make things complicated for others.

What is the result? Are they being benefitted from it? Do you know?

I don't necessarily think unlimited revision is a bad thing as we can't read people's minds, so it's hard for anyone to tell even as a seller who will process which information which way. Maybe not remove the "unlimited revision" thing from your profile but add a FAQ section in your profile where you can write down what you mean by unlimited revision with ALL CAPS LOCK. So, people don't make up excuses to get you to work under that unlimited revision banner. Try that. Also, if you can please listen to filip and up your pricing and do your GIG a justice 🙂 Have a nice day.

But how does gig sharing work when we have limited connections on social media? I even tried with fb ads but didn't get enough results. I am pinning on pinterest but with only limited number of views.

But don't you think an intro video will be only useful when your buyer finds your gig/profile, actually clicks on it and sees it? Fiverr is no yt or TikTok where the clients just come to the site and get bombarded with millions of vids. Day by day it is getting very hard for us as sellers to get a client to click on our gigs/profile. So I don't think this intro video thing will work, it might work though if the interface of fiverr is like those of video-sharing platforms.