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@Kesha is not a Sir.

Giving this person helpful advice is useless as he never follows it. I gave him a lot of advice about how to make his profile more appealing to buyers, and he has not changed anything. Trying to help him is a waste of your time.

That is very misleading indeed!

Interestingly, OP has been on Fiverr since June of 2022, and he must have recently received his first tip. 🤔

I already told you that buyers do not want to read profiles with all of the🔥emojis you have in yours. Yet I just checked and they are still there. If you do not take the advice offered to you, you will not get an increase in your gig's clicks and views, and you will stay on page ten.

A better question may be, "How did you manage that honestly?"

Sadly, not everyone's mamas taught them to be honest and forthright. On top of that, there are many cultures where dishonesty is the only way to get by if you hope to feed your family.

Offer services that are in demand in a low competition niche.

Yes, they used to cut them off at 250, I think. 🤔 Maybe @imagination7413 remembers.

And this:

This is what I see on your profile page.

When I view a buyer's profile, I can choose to see the most relevant or most recent posts. Because I have Seller Success, I can also choose to have my best reviews front and center directly under each gig image once a buyer clicks on a gig to view it. PS, Hello, Miss C!

Your words are cut off, and your bright colors hurt my eyes! Refrain from claiming your English is fluent when it is not. Buyers do not respect untruthful people. If you are willing not to be truthful about your English speaking ability, what else will you not be honest about? Because of that, buyers will avoid you.

@emmaki is the following adulation all for little ole you? 🤔

Good luck!

Hello, I noticed you are brand new to Fiverr this year. Welcome. The following is some advice I have for you based on previewing your profile without looking at your individual gigs. First of all, if I needed a social media manager, I would hire one who created their Fiverr account with thumbnails that were not cut off. Such gig images will not "rank" because the prospective buyer will pass them by, thinking you are not the professional you claim to be. Look, 👀 one of your gig images is blank! (Yes, I know they are videos, but not every buyer will take the time to stop to view them.) They must appear so they attract the buyer to click on them. 🎣 Like bait for a fish! Secondly, you claim to be fluent in English, which is not true. I say that because in your profile description, you say, "Please knock me" No self-respecting English speaker would ever say that! 😬

New sellers are level 0 on Fiverr.

Why buyers are not interested in new sellers? Buyers who look for services that are unique and that they cannot do themselves will hire new sellers. However, your translation service can be done by an app, and most people know how to do data entry. Learn to offer something different from the 50,785 new sellers offering data entry.

Look at this gig image. It is cut off and has way too many words. Buyers will not take the time to read them. Summarize your services in four or five words. What services are you selling in this gig? Your buyer should not have to guess. The gig image should tell them.

The US is a large country with multiple time zones. Right now, it is 1:33 p.m. in New York and 7:33 a.m. in Hawaii. Many US buyers are up and online at 6 a.m. their time, and I have had many inbox me at 1:30 a.m. their time. The time you spend being active on Fiverr is not as important as the quality of your services. As a buyer/seller on Fiverr, I suggest you remove the 🔥 in your profile description. They are annoying to my eyes because they interfere with the flow of the reading of your text.

And the one that was not a 5-star cannot be blamed on the new leveling system.

Hello, @shahnazbd2017, Your most significant problem is the number of gigs in your niche. This is background removal. and this is for t-shirt design. Also, @raihannazam, @hamidur_rahmaan, @moriyum_mim, and @fahadislamjuel are all 0-level sellers unqualified to judge whether your gigs are good. And the gig images are not. I did not read the gig write-ups. However, your gig images are lacking. Buyers often glance through the pages of sellers' offerings without reading what is written below the pictures. Your gig images must clearly state your services in four or five bold words. There are no words on your gig images. How are buyers supposed to know what you sell if they are too hurried to read the words below the image? Changing your gig images will give you a better chance of getting sales. However, you will still be competing with the thousands of other gigs that offer the same services that you do. That is why your gig images need to stand out!

True. Here is the thread.