[This Is Why Many New Sellers Fail on Fiverr]

I agree with you because we who are new sellers or opening accounts open accounts without having full experience. But make it difficult for them to survive in the market....@smashradio

[Not getting orders? YOU(r gigs) might be the issue]

On 11/14/2022 at 4:58 AM, katakatica said:

I'd love it if you elaborated a bit! My gripe is mostly with people who spam/scam their way through their online life (so those who lie about their achievements, etc.) I know that it's not easy to really 'get going' online anymore (people trust less, have money, bigger competitions) but I just feel like the way out isn't, you know, scamming in the end. Being a pro isn't enough because there's so many others who claim to be pros (and some who actually are).

Thank you for reading my post on people who don't do their reseach/claim to be something they aren't/give bad advice! Your input is much appreciated. 

This is EXACTLY the advice I'm trying to preach against. Changing your gig MIGHT help, but doing it too often will hurt you in the long run (and being active does nothing but drive you crazy..)

I agree with your words that if such a change is made, the gig will be increased or a good buyer will be found, but nowadays those who are new sellers like me are having less and less problems, what do you say about that?

[Not getting orders? YOU(r gigs) might be the issue]

I think the current update coming will be good for us. I hope Fiverr will improve our quality and help us get orders?