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I would say continue the same account. Consider launching a new gig when you come back. There's no point in starting again.
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Yes it happens. Just politely say no and block them.
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@mariashtelle1is correct, those are good impression numbers, so clearly your gig title and tags are working.
Are people clicking on your gig? If not, I think then your gig image or pricing is putting them off.
If they are clicking and not buying, then your gig description or pricing is putting them off.
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If you are not getting impressions it is probably because of at least one of these reasons:
1) No one is looking for the service you offer (unlikely)
2) Your tags / gig title / seo etc are not good enough for buyers to find you.
3) You received negative public or more importantly private feedback.
The only thing you can do is:
1) Optimise your gigs.
2) Delivery great work to great feedback.
Everyone goes through ups and down, that's the world of freelancing.
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Did you pause your gig? If so you can unpause it.
If Fiverr paused it then maybe it is against ToS.
What is the gig?
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You aspiring chefs are putting me to shame!
I'm having Khinkali (like a dumpling), phkali (like a vegetable dip) & khachapuri (hot bread and cheese (there's more to it than it sounds).
I've fallen in love with Georgian food, it really is very good. You are reminding me though how much I've missed ramen!
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Hello @vgloud,
Welcome to the forum! It's a great place to learn and discuss challenges you may face as both a buyer and/or a seller.
Just a friendly headsup that this topic is almost 4 years old so I'm going to change it to 'post approval' now.
Re your comment on the $5 becoming $10. Could this be because of a gig extra?
FYI (and maybe I'm stating the obvious, apologies if so) Fiverr charges buyers a 5.5% service fee per gig. This fee is 5.5% of the order price if it's over $50, and there is an additional $2 'small order' charge for orders under $50. So perhaps that is what you're seeing?
If the gig price is $5, then the seller is only charging $5 (not $10), and after they pay their seller fee of 20% they'll get $4 earnings.
Anyway, enjoy the forum!
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I saw a lot of these @smashradioin casual conversations so moved them to my fiverr gigs.
I agree I'm not interested in seeing it either, but unless I'm mistaken that's what 'my fiverr gigs' is for.
I don't know if we can hide 'my fiverr gigs' from the front page, but I do what @wp_kid suggested myself and it's made it a better experience all round for me.
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It appears (unsurprisingly) quality is the aim of the game!
What are your takeaways from this? Anything stand out for you?
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47 minutes ago, smashradio said:
This is what we've been asking for, for a long time.
Massive agree all around. It makes sense, the below is their Q2 shareholder report. It's a great read. Usually I find these quite dry but I really enjoyed it. Think you will too @smashradio if you haven't seen it already.
The short version is that everything is moving upwards... average spend per buyer and quality expectations....
2. Go upmarket In the twelve months ended June 30, 2022, spend per buyer on our platform increased 14% y/y to $259. We see continued expansion in wallet share across our buyer base, evidenced by spend per buyer growth across all cohorts. We are also seeing increasing adoption from business buyers with significantly larger wallet size. Buyers who spend over $10K annually grew over 60% compared to last year. The continued strong growth of spend per buyer underlines the success in our upmarket initiatives, including: investments in Fiverr Business, improvements of our offering catalog, enhancements to the overall quality of the marketplace experience, the expansion of the product capability to enable larger projects, and targeting larger customers in our marketing. Subscriptions, a product we launched over a year ago, allow our buyers to make recurring purchases from a seller over a longer period of time. We have seen enthusiastic adoption among our buyers and sellers, especially in digital marketing categories that naturally require a longer term engagement in order to drive business results for buyers. The majority of those subscription contracts reach full completion and this drives a meaningful uplift in retention and engagement size for those categories.
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On 8/6/2022 at 10:54 AM, smashradio said:
And I'm lovin' it.
Me too. But my tired, paranoid self is now thinking jeez, hope I'm not up for the chop!
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Haha my bad, just wanted to bring a new flavour/topic to the forum. Fiverr price also flew this week. Good times.
And hell yeah, let's all go racing!
(I should probably get a drivers license)
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I want to insert the gif from the office: 'It's happening!' but I don't know how to do that
(you get the picture).
There will be sad times for some sellers ahead, but I expect overall happier times for both sellers and buyers alike.
Moving in the right direction!!
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4 minutes ago, breals said:
and find this
Good spot
sherlock@breals!You're setting yourself up to fail @artshayan.
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Ahhh it’s been a good week! This also made me laugh!
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1 hour ago, vickiespencer said:
did not want to work with someone who does not have original content.
🔥
Mic drop.
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2 minutes ago, smashradio said:
It's so annoying when I write a guide or helpful post, and I keep getting notifications about replies. 99% of them are "thanks" "eficient post" "good post" and so on. Completely useless. It has gotten to a point where I no longer check notifications unless I recognize the username.
Completely agree.
Think we’re going to look at either locking posts when the topic isn’t open to debate, e.g. announcements, or require post approval.
I think people do it for forum points, which aside from being rather sad, is just utterly pointless and unhelpful to everyone.
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Check this topic out. It’s happened to others.
Seems like your spider sense was on point @smashradio
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As much as my ego loves the congratulatory messages they aren't needed and in the spirit of reducing spam locking this topic seems a good move.
So, I hope you don't mind @frank_d but I'm locking this (obviously it's your topic so feel free to unlock).
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I'm locking this post now because nothing helpful is being added.
If you like what you read then you can drop a ❤️ (or not, I don't really care 😃).
You don't need to write 'thanks' etc. This is true of all forum topics/posts.
I just want to see less spam in this place.
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1 minute ago, breals said:
The number 1 suggestion I can give you is to read through the other posts in this forum before asking for suggestions, The people who are supporting you answer the same question and give the same advise multiple times every day. A forum is a tool for people to look at previous posts and learn from others, not to keep posting the same question expecting a different or 'hallelujah' answer
Yes @breals! My word it's sad how happy it makes me when I see a 'newbie' to the forum speak such perfect sense!
I then checked out your profile and I'm now not surprised, you're no fiverr newbie! Impressive profile!
Hope you hang around, this place does have some good discussions here and there (if you can cut through the noise).
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I expect you got a bad private review that caused your gig to become unqualified for promotion and also reduced your impressions.
The only thing you can do is focus on delivering great work.
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Maybe, but I doubt it.
I'm guessing you were selling something that was against terms of service?
Why did you get the first warning?
Why did you get the second warning?
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Hello, welcome to the forum.
I suggest you read topics in the ‘tips for sellers’ forum section.
There’s lots of great information!
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(you get the picture).
Q2 2022 Fiverr shareholder report provides great insight on the future direction of Fiverr. Thoughts?
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Go smash! Nice work! That's got to be one of the biggest clients using fiverr (massive guess on my part!).