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Hi, I’m considering uploading a face-swapped AI avatar video as my profile intro on Fiverr. Is this allowed, or are there specific guidelines I need to follow for profile videos? Any feedback would be appreciated! I attach my Ai Avatar for reference.

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Thank you for this detailed explanation, Kesha! 🙌 I’ve been working hard to improve my Success Score, but I’m still seeing it low despite getting some positive reviews. I’ve had three orders so far, with two 5-star reviews, but one buyer didn’t leave a review because the order was completed automatically after they went offline. When they came back online, I made the necessary adjustments, but they still haven’t left any feedback, even though they are happy with the logo. I’ve also extended delivery times twice after discussing with the buyers to ensure the best outcome and delivered everything on time. With all this in mind, I’m wondering what else I should be focusing on to improve my Success Score. Since I’m still new, do you have any tips for maintaining consistent effort and improving my performance in the long run? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! 😊 Thanks again for the valuable insights!

Thank you for this insightful post, Kesha! 🙏 It's great to get a clearer understanding of Fiverr's algorithm and the importance of buyer satisfaction. I completely agree that consistently delivering top-notch service and securing positive reviews should always be the primary focus. The reminder about fluctuations in analytics being normal is also reassuring—sometimes it’s easy to get discouraged when impressions dip, but now I know it’s part of the process. I also appreciate the advice on not over-optimizing. I’ve been tweaking my gig occasionally, but I’ll now take a more measured approach and wait a few weeks to gauge the impact. And yes, staying active and ensuring timely delivery is key to keeping the algorithm happy! Thanks again for these tips, Kesha! I’m definitely going to focus on delivering exceptional service, and I’m excited to see the results in the long run. 😊

I’ve recently launched a gig offering custom logo design services, and I’m looking for advice on how to improve its visibility and attract more clients. What strategies or techniques have you found effective for increasing gig impressions and clicks? Any tips for optimizing gig titles, descriptions, tags, or creating engaging gig images? I’d love to hear your experiences and suggestions! 4o mini

Hi Fiverr Community, I’m looking for advice from experienced sellers on how to maintain a steady flow of orders. Here’s a bit about my situation: I recently restarted my Fiverr journey after a long break. After reactivating and optimizing my gigs, I was able to get my first order within a month, followed by two more soon after. One of them even became a repeat buyer, which was exciting! Now, I want to focus on getting orders consistently rather than sporadically. I’d love to hear your tips and strategies. Specifically: How do you keep your gigs relevant and visible in searches? What are your best practices for attracting repeat buyers? Do you have any suggestions for promoting gigs outside Fiverr? I’ve been staying online regularly, using Fiverr analytics to tweak my gig performance, and updating my gigs periodically. However, I’m curious about what else I can do to improve my order frequency. Any tips, tricks, or personal experiences would be greatly appreciated! Let’s help each other grow. Thanks in advance!

Hi Fiverr Community, I wanted to share my Fiverr journey and what I learned after restarting my account. Hopefully, this helps others who are in a similar situation. I originally joined Fiverr in October 2021 and was super excited to get started. Unfortunately, before I could land my first order, I had to put my account on vacation mode because I moved abroad for a job. Fast forward to November 2024, after completing my contract, I returned home and decided to give Fiverr another shot using the same account. Here’s how it went and what I learned: 1. Reactivating and Optimizing My Account Once I turned my account back to active, I realized my gigs needed a refresh. I updated: Gig titles with trending keywords. Descriptions to better explain my services. Tags to improve visibility. Thumbnails to make them more eye-catching. Takeaway: Optimization is key—even if you’ve been inactive, polishing your gigs can significantly improve your chances of getting noticed. 2. Patience and Consistency Paid Off It took one month after reactivating my account to get my first order. Soon after, I received two more, including one from a repeat buyer. The first order gave me the confidence to keep pushing forward. Takeaway: Be patient but proactive. Don’t get discouraged if orders don’t come immediately. Keep improving your gigs, stay online, and promote your services. 3. Value Every Client Interaction Getting my first order was exciting, but building trust with my buyers was even more important. Delivering on time and providing high-quality work led to my first repeat buyer. Takeaway: Focus on quality and communication. Happy clients are more likely to return and refer you to others. Final Thoughts Restarting on Fiverr was a learning curve, but it showed me that persistence and strategic updates can make a huge difference. If you’re just starting or coming back after a break, don’t lose hope. Optimize your gigs, stay consistent, and your efforts will eventually pay off. I’d love to hear from others—how did you get your first order, and what strategies worked best for you? Let’s share and grow together!

All The Best :)