newsmike

Good luck to you.

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This is never even considered. Every day, all day long we see the equivalent of , "I'm here, where's my money?" Without the slightest thought to the competitive nature of the site and the success of the people who came earlier and offer top notch services. The expectation is that Fiverr is a cash Pez dispenser.

So you are suggesting that it is a success? Clearly her gig is failing and just looking at it there are multiple things that need to be fixed. Why instead of helping her get her first gig working, would you suggest that simply making the same mistakes 6 more times will work? That's ridiculous. Do you just make things up for fun? If she wrote saying, "I have a restaurant that is failing, please help." Your advice would be to open 6 more restaurants? That is perhaps the silliest advice ever. Why not fix the first one? Then proceed, unless 7 failed gigs is what you are driving at. Unrelated, but curious, how do you support a 4 person team on a couple hundred $30 sales over 12 years? That's $187 per year, per person. People actually do the math.

This is perhaps the worst advice you could give. If seller cannot get success with even one gig, why will additional flawed gigs yield results? Business school 101 teaches that line extension only comes after very successful products are launched. You are actually suggesting cloning failure as a solution? Wow.

Why? This has nothing to do with getting sales. Perhaps if you improved you English skills it would help. Also, it would help if you told the truth about your English proficiency. If it has been 5 months and no one is buying your servives, maybe you should consider another line of work?

If you change your video it takes about 24 hours for Fiverr to approve it, and when they do you "rank" exactly the same place where you were, although that is not permanent, you know it goes up and down over time. If you change your image, it has no effect at all. Your rank has nothing to do with your image, it has to do with how much money you make for Fiverr in sales.

But this is not a way to get orders. It is nonsense. Yes, and they are almost always brand new sellers, with no sales, copying the same nonsense that someone else posted.

Nonsense. Don't listen to silly advice from people with no clue. Staying online does nothing except make you feel sleepy and look dumb. Good luck.

You have been given a bunch of bad answers by people with no clue. You should change your gig image and description as often as you need to. Don't listen to unsuccessful sellers repeating myths and superstitions.

Run, run away fast. You correctly see the potential for abuse here.

That is completely wrong. Don't bother with either. Unfortunately people like to make up silly answers

Hopefully a very rare occurrence.

That is tough for the freelancer. He has done the initial work, and won' get paid until you accept either the original or revised finished product. Just as it is expected that the freelancer must deliver on time, the buyer needs to understand that 40 days to review is a needless delay, and not really professional. This is the equivalent of being 40 days late on a payment. But I understand the client is busy. Bottom line is the client can't make people wait forever, and 40 days for a "short video" is abusive in my opinion. How would it go if he were 40 days late in paying landlord? The buyer can let the freelancer get paid and then pay for revisions if needed. If 40 days had passed, I would consider any revisions included would have been forfeited and not valid without payment anyway.

Just my opinion, but assuming you can deliver the same quality as the TRS sellers in your vertical, you should be near them in price. If top sellers in your vertical are at $100, try $75-$80 to start. If Fiverr takes 20% as their profit, then it would make sense that when someone searches for a service that they give the buyer a selection of $100 sellers to choose from. They make less if they have that sale made for $10, right? This is why $10 sellers get buried in the search results. But again, this only applies if your quality and service is in the same range of the top sellers, otherwise, it does not matter. Success will be almost impossible in that case.

Yes, look at page 1, and see how many $5 gigs there are.

That is a completely different usage. I'm sure you can Google it. Maybe you should not say "English- Fluent" on your profile?

Please learn the name of the platform you are selling on. Wrong. Incorrect, the higher the gig's price the better. Doesn't it make sense to feature more profitable gigs? Wrong You know that "dear" is what you call someone who your want to kiss, right? It is not uncertain. Why do you think they calculate average selling price? To promote the more profitable gigs. Nice guess, but 100% wrong.

Why are you making up answers when you don't know? That misleads people.

Interesting that you have made no sales but instead of asking how to be a great seller, your question is how to dishonestly appear online when you are not.

This is glaringly incorrect. The AI matching system is not for PRO, many levels enjoy this feature. The success manager is part of "Seller Plus" not Fiverr PRO, and whatever you mean by start to finish guidance from a project partner also has nothing to do with Fiverr PRO.

Dude! All you have to so is scroll to the bottom of this page and click...

Good to know, because that usually indicates AI. Fooled me too.

Sell more than the people who are there now.