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goodrich297

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  1. To answer this question maybe copying another seller's gig description in short also cause it or What you have been doing for your gig to rank on the first page maybe you stop for a while like when you always promote your gig on social media platforms and just recent you stop doing it, it can also cause it. OR not receiving an order and you received an order for a long time can also cause it. That is why it is necessary for you to receive an order ASAP
  2. Communication skills are very important, especially communicating with a buyer. When talking to a buyer you must show respect. Communicating effectively is a teachable skill, therefore following a few of the tips outlined below, will enable you to hone your communication skills. Listen, listen, and listen. People want to know that they are being heard. Really listen to what the other person is saying, instead of formulating your response. Ask for clarification to avoid misunderstandings. At that moment, the person speaking to you should be the most important person in your life. Another important point is to have one conversation at a time. This means that if you are speaking to someone on the phone, do not respond to an email, or send a text at the same time. The other person will know that she doesn’t have your undivided attention. Whom you are talking to matters. It is okay to use acronyms and informal language when you are communicating with a buddy, but if you are emailing or texting your boss, “Hey,” “TTYL” or any informal language, has no place in your message. You cannot assume that the other person knows what the acronym means. Some acronyms have different meanings to different people, do you want to be misunderstood? Effective communicators target their message based on whom they are speaking to, so try to keep the other person in mind, when you are trying to get your message across. Body language matters. This is important for face-to-face meetings and video conferencing. Make sure that you appear accessible, so have open body language. This means that you should not cross your arms. And keep eye contact so that the other person knows that you are paying attention. Check your message before you hit send. Spell and grammar checkers are lifesavers, but they are not foolproof. Double check what you have written, to make sure that your words are communicating the intended message. Be brief, yet specific. For written and verbal communication, practice being brief yet specific enough, that you provide enough information for the other person to understand what you are trying to say. And if you are responding to an email, make sure that you read the entire email before crafting your response. With enough practice, you will learn not to ramble, or give way too much information. Write things down. Take notes while you are talking to another person or when you are in a meeting and do not rely on your memory. Send a follow-up email to make sure that you understand what was being said during the conversation.
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