mandyzines

I think you could maybe choose a profile photo of you looking into your camera, as you would to a customer, and even add that photo to your gig images.

The way it's working now is new. Hopefully someone who's used it recently can help.

What do you do if a client goes silent while the clock's ticking, which means they haven't been able to review and provide you with feedback? I guess that's something that I could do, providing audio with some sort of watermark for them to review then delivering the final product once they've communicated they're thrilled about it.

Buyers can extend the review period, for eternity.

Most of my orders have come while I was asleep.

My what a long name you have. I thought Hawaiian names were long!

If you did, the data being correct is another story.

From your dashboard, go to "Analytics" at the top, then "Gig performance."

Check the session invitation link for the word "fiverr". That means the session was initiated through Fiverr.

In short, no one really knows, unfortunately.

Fiverr's Zoom integration is a bit wonky. If ever you have a problem with the initiation of the Zoom call being seen by the client once you click the camera icon on Fiverr, you can post a link from the session created on Fiverr in the chat.

I see that you have the Seller Plus Standard option. You might want to pay attention to the "top keywords" analytics page you've just gained access to. Somehow, grrr, the system brings clients to gigs from searches containing keywords that are nowhere to be found in titles, tags, or descriptions and have nothing to do with what you offer. This unfortunately does play into your conversation rate and therefore the exposure of your gigs in the marketplace. You have to add those wonky keywords to the (new-to-you) "negative keywords" section on the "overview" page when you edit a gig. Another helpful metric is the "average rating given" seen within your inbox when you select a client's message. This helps you determine whether or not you want to work with someone who might potentially tank your succstress score. What I'm forgetting is whether or not this includes private reviews. I think these are the only two Seller Plus Standard features that are helpful.

Even though I've had problems with promoted gigs in the past, I thought I'd try it again this week. I came across a new problem. I only have one gig being promoted, and I haven't had an order through or made an offer for it since I began the promotion. The other day, someone messaged me through a different gig that I'm not promoting. I sent them a custom offer through that gig...that I'm not promoting. They accepted the offer and I now have an active order. However, the system is marking it as being "promoted." It makes me wonder how accurate the system is in general--how many times gigs that aren't being promoted have been clicked on and accounts charged for it. It only makes sense to turn it back off.

Wait a few weeks to see if what's been recommended works. If it doesn't, maybe try using a welcoming photo of yourself on your gig image.

Today, the item without a file disappeared. Maybe something was tinkered with.