charlesnzelu

Exactly what @newsmike Everything about that convo seemed fishy. Better to be safe than sorry.

Hello. To answer your question while still speaking for myself alone... I'd say that your gig isn't something I'd come to fiverr to purchase. Why? Well because it looks like something I can do myself Birthday wishes are meant to be special. That looks more like the messages we get from friends and family that says "Happy New Month" (which to be honest I don't read) So yeah. And instead of me just pointing out problems, I'd also like to offer a solution. Try creating a different gig. I see you're trying out fresh new ideas. But if you like designing. Try picking up some photoshop skills. Search YouTube. Tutorials are so many these days. Also. If you still wish to stick with this idea. Then try and upgrade the design a little more. It doesn't look like something that buyers want to spend their (OHH SOO PRECIOUS) $5 on. 😅 A joke by the way 😉

Amongst the many many many posts I saw about people REPEATEDLY asking a question that already had an answer, yours was the worst. You were given an answer, you rejected it. You said you came here SEARCHING for an answer but you didn't take the time to go back a page or two and check what answers have been given. I don't like people who do what you did. Don't give "smart" replies and put in "lol" or "lmao". This isn't highschool. I'm so disappointed. I forgot how much forums annoyed me until I read this topic. I just found this out the hard way 😂 It's so surprising

Try out what rakib_khan2 mentioned. I did the exact same thing yesterday and found my gig on page 2. And I'm talking about a gig that just created less than 5 minutes before the search. If your gig shows "Active" then I believe it's out there. I'm not so experienced since I'm a new seller but this is something I have tried and it worked. I know it gives this feeling of peace knowing that your gig is out there so I hope you find it.

Hello. I'm also a new seller and I did the exact same thing. The good news is that your gig is out there somewhere. Believe me. I had to scroll for almost 5 minutes before I saw mine. The bad news is that your gig is still very new and doesn't yet have enough presence to be at the top. Just give it some time. And by some time, I don't mean a week. Or two. It could be we long as a month. Just don't give up. Monitor your analytics and optimize your gig when you feel like it.