ulfeid

No, of course I don't. It was an old account, closed and then deleted 🙂 Let's just avoid making random assumptions, maybe?

Oh sorry, you meant promoting here on Fiverr! Huh, actually I didn't yet but I could give it a try. Tho... I'm very, very skeptical about this, I am honest. I tried the Seller Premium program for a year on another account*, while offering the same gigs/services, and it ended up being just a waste of money since I had no orders. *edited to add: it was my old account, now closed and deactivated. Just adding this to clarify for anyone is reading

Hi there, thanks for answering... I appreciate your support 🥰 As I said in my post, yes, I am constantly promoting myself on multiple platforms and social accounts but nothing works.

Link to my profile and gigs: https://www.fiverr.com/ulfeid Any suggestion, guys? Any help? What should I do?

Overproducing" and "art" are two words that can't be really stay in the same phrase. I am a digital illustrator, not a robot. Nor a machine. And anyway, sorry, but what is this supposed to mean? I have done something like +300 works (probably more) in all these years, all of them properly promoted on my socials/websites. If you don't mind me asking, what do you mean by overproducing when it comes to Fiverr? How am I supposed to overproduce here, if no one orders anything? Said that, yeah, I considered NFTs and for what is worth I'm not very comfortable at the idea of selling my art in that way; also for what I can see there are plenty other illustrators that are very active on Fiverr and get gigs without bending the knee to this horrendous NFT-thing, we are speaking of artists with a large wide of style and experience different than mine (maybe more experienced, less experienced) but still... They get gigs, I don't. Not to mention all AI "artists" that are actually selling prompted stuff while I hand draw and paint everything. What the heck? How is this even possible, what are they doing that I am not to be have successful gigs? I really don't understand. The "finding forum posts and other stuff thing" is something I already did (and keep doing on almost a daily basis), as said I'm consistently advertising myself pretty much everywhere. Just to mention some of them: +45 different discord art-related servers, Toyhouse, Behance, deviantArt, Buzzly, Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook and I also have 3 different personal websites. Honestly I don't know what else to do at this point. My Fiverr account looks just dead no matter what I'm doing, and I think I am doing a lot. I want so bad to give up, but how in heaven am I supposed to get at least my first gig? Is this a common problem for people sticking here on Fiverr since years or am I just having no luck at all?

Hi guys, I'm feeling very disheartened right now, so any help or suggestion would be extremely appreciated 😞 I know many people ask for help about this topic, but often they're very new on Fiverr and I'm not, so... Title is self explanatory: I'm a midweight digital artist and graphic designer, working in the field since 2014. I decided to join Fiverr in 2019 and, despite my experience as illustrator and quality of my products, wwhich you can briefly check in the attached files, I got literally zero gigs since then. Zero messages. Not even scam bots have ever contacted me, ever! 😂 Like, what the heck? For context, this is my experience and how I approached "the issue": Yes, I consistently advertise myself and my gigs on multiple social networks. Yes, I did (and still doing) my market researches, then tailored gigs to my niche. Yes, my gigs are SEO-optimized with buzzwords and keywords in titles and captions. At least I think? 😅 If someone can give me some help about this in particular would be great... Yes, I also tried changing my gigs to expand my niche and target a more wide audience - didn't work. Yes, I posted new gigs to 'boost' my presence on Fiverr. Didn't work either. Yes, I have high quality pictures and clear descriptions of services offered. I also attached a PDF portfolio showcasing lot of illustrations I did. Yes, I've read billion of posts on the forum concerning the same topic (but and also read the Fiverr guide about how to optimize and sell your products, but tbh I feel I'm already doing (and done) everything I was supposed to. And last, but not least... I also tried under-selling myself by lowering *a lot* all my pricing for 1/2 years, offering sales, special discounts on multiple products and packages. I mean, I had gigs with "average" pricing ( 10-20-30 USD/EUR) and not even this catched the attention of anybody. At any time. This last move should give you an idea of how frustrated and disheartened I kept feeling all these years as Fiverr seller. 😭 I guess I've shot all my arrows. Am I doing something wrong? Is there anything I can improve, something I'm missing about how to be a successful seller? Thank you to anyone will take a minute to lend a hand! Luv ya 🥰