andestudio

Hey! In some Fiverr projects, I hire sellers and manage them like a team. I was wondering, do they see my seller profile or only my buyer profile? If they want to look for me and find out if I am a seller, can they do that with my buyer details? I mean, can they search my buyer name and find my seller profile? Is there a way to separate my buyer and seller profile visibility? Cheers, Avsha

Hey! This "Furniture Design" gig is the first I posted as a standard seller, not a PRO seller gig.https://www.fiverr.com/andestudio/design-furniture-items-by-your-style-choice All my other gigs are PRO Seller in Industrial Design, except this new one. I have to decide on the best path to publishing it. Why publish under the subcategory Architecture & Interior design?1. The Architecture & Interior audience/clientele is very relevant for Furniture design. They need me when looking to develop custom items for them or their clients.2. Some end users can order this service to customize their items or solve problems when planning a renovation.Why publish under the subcategory Industrial design?1. I could remain a PRO seller for this gig.2. supposedly, I address manufacturers or furniture marketing brands that have the "product" as an objective and not "décor" like architects, and interior designers do.I wonder if you have had experience with both subcategories. What do you think would work better?

Hey! Before you reply, please consider these aspects: I am an industrial designer, and my gigs relate to this area. All my gigs are PRO Seller gigs except the new one mentioned here below. This "Furniture Design" gig is the first one I posted as a regular seller, not a PRO seller. https://www.fiverr.com/andestudio/design-furniture-items-by-your-style-choice Why post under the subcategory Architecture & Interior design? 1. The Architecture & Interior audience/clientele is very relevant for Furniture design. They need me when looking to develop custom items for their clients. 2. Some end users can order this service to customize their items or solve problems when planning a renovation. Why post under the subcategory Industrial design? 1. I could remain a PRO seller for this gig. 2. supposedly, I address manufacturers or furniture marketing brands that have the "product" as objective and not "décor" instead. The above are only assumptions. I haven't tested it yet. What do you think would work better? Do you have experience with both subcategories?