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Optimize Your Fiverr Gigs and Onsite and Offsite Gig Promotion. Very Important.

the only way to you can increase your impression or click is to promote your gig. NO! Promoting gigs does NOT increase impressions. Impressions are only increased when other people search for gigs like yours, and only when they search, of their own choosing, in the Fiverr search system.

Gigs are rotated regularly to help everyone get some visibility on the platform. You've probably been rotated out of the results, meaning your impressions will drop.

7 Ways to Boost Your Sales on Fiverr 1) Optimize Your Fiverr Gigs. 2) Stay Online and Respond on Time. 3) Make More Gigs. 4) Offer Multiple Packages. 5) Add a Video to Your Profile. 6) Offer Quick Delivery and Free Revisions. 7) Onsite and Offsite Gig Promotion.

You will be reminded of Fiverr's Terms of Service—repeat violations may result in account suspension. A 2nd warning of the same type: Account suspension. A 2nd warning of a different type for leveled sellers: Account demotion. 3 warnings of any type: Account suspended.

You can increase your impressions, clicks and views by doing SEO of your gig and by targeting the keyowrds buyers are searching. You can also increase them by promoting your gigs on social media platforms.

It depends on the gig. Unfortunately, you didn't describe what you were offering. Sometimes, they'll reject a gig if it appears too self-promotional or if it looks like you're trying to earn money on the gig outside of Fiverr.

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Secret Tip# When you are trying to get your first order on Fiverr, sell for reviews, not for money. Reviews are an important signal to sellers and to Fiverr that you have delivered quality work before. The more reviews you gather, the easier it is to get more orders. See your services as an investment for future income. Effectively, you are selling quality at scale while making it affordable for your buyers. And only after you get the first 10 reviews should you consider bumping up your prices.

Secret Tip#1 One of the most innovative ways to get your first gig is reaching out to sellers who are already successful. They have a lot of business at hand, and struggle to complete their gig on time. If you reach out to them and offer to take away some of their workload, you might land yourself a gig. This technique is called gig tie-ups. For example, this seller has 32 orders in their queue. They might need some help. But do note that, these sellers see you as competition – you may get a gig but most certainly, not a review. This is because reviews boost your chances of getting more gigs and your competitors don’t want that. So try to reach out to sellers who work on services related to your gig, but not those who are in direct competition.