Hi there! The first thing I want to mention connects to @grayprogrammerz and is the fact you've only just started in January. Creating a profile on Fiverr doesn't mean you'll get orders (right away), no matter how good your profile is. Many people don't receive their first order for the first few months. Here are some of my points you might want to take into consideration. Know that it's just an opinion and you can do with it whatever you choose 🙂
1. Giving unlimited revisions won't attract buyers. It only shows you're not confident in your service, because it implies you won't get a client's wishes right in a few tries. Plus, it opens doors to clients who will never be satisfied and you're at risk of being in a revision loop.
2. You said your packages are well-written. Although this is true, as a potential buyer I don't see a clear difference between your Standard (detailed tattoo) and Premium (highest possible quality) package. For every design, I'd expect the highest quality for the price I'm paying. So if I choose the lowest price I understand it won't include a background for example, but it will still be of quality. Think of differentiating between the add-ons. Currently for both packages, all the add-ons are basically the same, except for multiple concepts for the Premium package. Try to think of ways to make the difference between them clearer maybe.
3. The title of your gig is tattoo creation. It's only after I click on your profile it becomes clear you're focusing on creating designs for businesses to stand out. I think you have to be more clear in defining your target group. Will it be focused on a person like me who wants a tattoo? Or will it be focused on businesses who want to use a design for a T-shirt? These are two completely different markets.
4. Research your competition and find your USP. I typed in 'tattoo design' and found 4100 other sellers. Study them and find your own unique voice.
5. In your first picture you've included 'exclusively on Fiverr'. You might've intended this as a good point, but it's (in my eyes) the exact opposite. Even if this is the case, there's no need to communicate it. I also work exclusively on Fiverr currently, but that doesn't say anything about my skills or potential.
These are some points that stood out to me right away. Below are some links that might help you as well! Besides these links, the forum is filled with questions and answers. I hope this helped and good luck! 🙂
Are you a new seller? This is how you get more orders: - Tips for Sellers
The first 5 things you should do when starting your Fiverr career
How to build credibility on Fiverr, even if you're a new seller with zero reviews
Answer to all the questions that sellers have
sabinespoems's post in My tattoo design gig gets no orders EVEN THO I believe I have a very professional and well built gig, please help! was marked as the answer
