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Hello, @dddffd. This is the Fiverr Forum, no one here is capable of reactivating your account.

Hello, @samen_anjum, Your gig image is too busy. It is best to have a simple gig image with five words that describe your services. Look at these examples of what one TRS seller in your niche has for gig images:

I agree. This is the first thing I thought of when I read @Kesha's post concerning the new review system.

Your write-up looks good. However, it would be best if you were to smile in your gig image so that you look like a friendly seller.

No, you do not start over. Your rating stays the same.

Posting the Fiverr Forum badges on a seller profile would mislead buyers. 🤨 For Forum users who understand how Fiverr works, the badges indicate their knowledge. However, for others, the badges indicate the user was excellent only at giving a ❤️ to every post they encountered. Or they are zealot thread creators who make posts that are not beneficial to anyone asking the same question that has been asked ad nauseam before. Therefore, I do not support placing Forum badges on a seller's profile on the main platform.

To clarify, if you misspell a keyword and the buyer searches for that word spelled correctly, they will not find your gig.

Fiverr does not work like other sites where your gig "ranks." Instead, Fiverr matches sellers with buyers that best fit the buyer's delivery time, cost, and seller level the buyer desires. You charge $80 for your gig and have offered your services on Fiverr since August 2022. You have no sales and are a level 0 seller. When I searched for the services you offer, here is what I found: If by "ranking" you mean you want sales, then it may be wise of you to lower your prices to compete with sellers at your seller level and update your gig so they are more attractive than the other 800 gigs that sell squeeze pages.

well in the description, a person describes what they do and that is the tip given by Fiverr as well... so i see nothing wrong there Here is an example of one of my proofreading gigs. Notice the word "me" is in the text 2 times, whereas the word "you or your" (meaning the buyer) is in the text 5 times because the focus is on the buyer and how I can help them. Buyers are looking for sellers who can serve their needs, and when a seller talks all about themselves, the buyer may look for someone who addresses their needs instead of touting what they can do. My focus is assisting you in making your message stand out, resonate with your audience, and leave a lasting impact! Don't let the effectiveness of your writing be lost due to minor mistakes. Let me help you proofread, edit, and polish it to look professional.

It would help if you posted a link to your gig.

Your Fiverr seller profile is not affected in any way by the Fiverr Forum. One does not influence the other. I am confused. The post that @Kesha made above is about the new Forum ranks and badges. Why do you post about changing you profile on the main Fiverr platform?

Hello, Syed. This category of the Fiverr Forum is for getting advice concerning how to improve your gig. Your post is self-promotion and, therefore, may be removed soon. I see you are new to the Fiverr Forum. To stay out of trouble here, it will be best if you read the forum rules posted at the top of every page.

It will only affect your profile if Customer Service discovers your "mistake". From now on, be more careful and follow all of Fiverr's TOS to stay out of trouble.

On Fiverr, buyers contact sellers if they are interested in the seller's services. It may be best for you to read Fiverr's TOS to stay out of trouble while working on Fiverr.

Your profile description should be more about what you will do for the buyer. Now, every sentence starts with I or i. It is best to address the buyer's pain points.

You must use Grammarly because it always wants to change "gigs" to "concerts"! 🎸 🥁 🎺 🎻 🎷

There are many posts about this subject here. https://community.fiverr.com/forums/?forumId=48%2C16

I developed my revision policy when I was a new seller after I had a buyer who would add content to what I had already proofread. Since I was a newbie, I let her get away with it for two orders. When she asked for a custom offer for the third order, I told her I would charge for any parts added after I delivered the order. She never placed the order, and I blocked her. Now, I include my revision policy as part of every delivery so buyers are not caught unaware. I ask the buyer to highlight the added content to keep things simple.

This is your basic gig package: This is a Top Rated Seller's basic package Do you notice the difference in the price per word?

Click on "Forums" on the green banner. Then, choose Verticles. There is a list on the left. Find the "Tips for Sellers" section and check it out.

If you rewrite your gig description, it can take up to 48 hours or more for it to start getting more impressions. However, if you merely change your gig prices, it does not affect your impressions. Interestingly, when I change my prices, I often get more impressions.

I would like to see posts that say the same thing as the emojis to not count for anything, too. Too many users say things that are covered by using emojis, and all that does is clutter the thread—for example, thanks and congratulations.