meg_sowka

I'm a seller here, but when I'm a buyer - I check if there is consistency in what he/she does. If we're talking about arts - check if the shown examples are at the same level with already sold art. So many times I've seen ppl promote with artwork on amazing level and then when commissioned creating just mediocre level art. Also... Someone can be new here, but already known on some different platform. Another thing is communication. I tend to trust more those who not always write "Yes" to everything I say. I had one guy always write me "my dear customer" and in the end he was using some general art creator (I'm not sure how to call it, it was not hand drawn - it was generated thru some program). So.... Know what you want, do your research, don't be blinded by nice words. Although... Fiverr is a platform that protects both buyer and seller so at least you don't have to be worried about scammers 🙂

That's a good idea, thank you very much!!! 😄

Now that's the tip I've been waiting for! 😂 Thanks a bunch, but I don't have any 😱 gotta invest some coins~~ 💸💸💸

He everyone! After a year-long break I'm trying fiverr once again. I have two ongoing gigs, and I will add more soon. The question is - how do I get my gigs to stand out in the crowd? 🙃 I have no clients and it's kinda discouraging. I'm in between jobs and so having some additional income would be great help... Maybe I'm doing something wrong? Should I change my description? Should I make my gig cheaper? I would be grateful if you could take a look at ⭐ MY GIG ⭐ and give suggestions on how to improve it :C Please help ❤️