[Mobile app Dark Mode, Finally!]

26 minutes ago, leannelrivers said:

nope, but I can live without it. 🙂 

I had the same bug until I updated the app some days ago, they should really think about releasing it as an option in the settings, like WhatsApp (and basically every other app) does

[Mobile app Dark Mode, Finally!]

9 hours ago, leannelrivers said:

How does one activate said dark mode? I can't find it in settings. 

The app adapts to your phone's theme. So if it's set on dark, the app should appear in dark mode as well.

[Posting your gig on social media doesn't generate sales - here's how to promote your service properly]

On 7/15/2021 at 3:02 PM, corsogr said:

Could you tell me exactly how do you know and you are so sure that my personal social media members aren't potential customers or that are not interested in my services or that they will not share/refer my services to someone from their social circles that is looking services I offer? Because it has happened to me several times.

Take as much time as you wish to counter this argument.

PS - Do you realize how amazingly weak argument uses someone when he/she suggests not sharing on social media? I'm not suggesting you spam non-stop. You may share without spamming 24/7 you know. Even Fiverr officially suggests that you share with every completed order or gig creation. 2021 are we still discussing this?

 

I have friends that recommended me to people looking for what I offer, but they all contacted me directly. In my case, none of them were interested in creating a Fiverr account and paying a fee to get an order we could have directly discussed face to face.

It seems my experience is different from yours, and sharing on social media definitely could help you landing some customers, but if you're a newbie that has spelling mistakes all over your gigs and have unattractive gig videos/ images, you probably won't get new customers even by sharing on social media.

Most of the people that do share on social media, are usually sellers that still haven't received a single order yet, or have only a couple of reviews on their profiles. The majority of the experienced sellers on the forum say that sharing on social media is a waste of time compared to other things you could do in your free time, like optimizing your gigs and your skills, or even read books about business growth, etc.

You're actually the first person I meet on the forum that was able to land some orders through social media, and I'm happy for you, but I don't think social media promotion should be one of the first tips to give newbies, as it works only in particular cases.

[Fiverr Early Payout Feature]

I received the feature a couple of weeks ago, more or less. I had completed something like 40 orders at the time and my net income was a little above 500 dollars (I guess).

I currently have all the stats required to become a level one seller (although my evalutation is on the 15th, so I'll have to wait another couple of weeks), so when I actually received the feature I didn't have a level even though I was eligible.

I think I had 25 reviews.

But judging by your profile, you're doing far better than me. Fiverr's algorithm remains a complete mystery.