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  1. Precisely! And oh the feeling of knowing your client is happy with your delivery 😊
  2. Hi, so I recently embarked on a project that truly stretched me. The pay was good, and the project was interesting though complicated so I accepted the order. There were times I wanted to give up, it was harder than I had thought it would be, and I just couldn't finish... but I finally did. I'm glad I took on this project, it helped that the buyer was great and I was able to purchase stuff for the project that I know I'll use for other projects... I stretched. Have you had second thoughts about accepting to work on a project only to be grateful you did?
  3. Wow! thanks for the insight @vickieito, I read through the thread and I must say I now understand why sellers hesitate when it comes to reviewing buyers honestly. I hope we all get amazing buyers and we the sellers offer top-notch quality that's worth positive reviews.
  4. Hi, I'm surprised that this post has no comment yet, I was thinking the same thing. Sellers are always complaining about bad experiences with buyers but you seldom see these buyers with bad reviews. In my opinion, even if you don't want to outrightly give a 2 star, you could hint other sellers with your comments cause bad buyers could also have behaviours you like about them. Like "Buyer communicates his expectations excellently, this helped the project. He doesn't accept delivered orders, he lets them auto complete or He takes his time to respond to messages after initial conversation to kickstart order". I think this will make buyers adjust without causing much damage. Lol.
  5. Hi @briancole2016, it's nice to hear from another content creator. I've been creating videos for some years now though I'm relatively new to fiverr. My experience so far has been great.
  6. Hi, I'm Mabel. Any Actors or spokespersons like me here?
  7. Hi Everyone, I'm Mabel, a professional actress and spokesperson. I was glad when I came across this thread, looking forward to meeting others who do the same thing as me, my hope is that we learn one or two from each other.
  8. Hi everyone, I'm Mabel, a professional actress and spokesperson and I'm just wondering if there are others like me who would love to connect here on the fiverr forum, give each other tips, and basically learn. Any one?
  9. I'm a new seller and I look forward to topics like this, I'm always taking notes and that's how I've made 3 sales so far as an actress. I made a quick video for my Gig just to get started on Fiverr but today I finally finished editing a more professional video for my Gig that would showcase my abilities(Will be uploading soon), I'll also make some adjustments to my prices. Someone here said "show more, tell less", that's how I knew that shooting a video on selfie mode and telling clients I'd create 'Full HD' videos wasn't adding up, I hope to keep learning and in the future pass on some tips also. Thanks for this post, some of us actually read them.
  10. I think you should choose a particular category and stick to it. If you have gigs all over the place, buyers would feel you have no area of specialisation. Are you a designer, an advertiser or a virtual assistant?
  11. I learnt this the hard way as a seller
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