frezghjoo

Hello freelancers, I have been on Fiverr for almost 3 months. However, I haven't received any orders yet, despite putting in a lot of effort and trying to improve my gig. Could you please help me and provide some valuable advice on how to attract orders? I'm even willing to invest money if it helps. Below is a screenshot of my gig impressions in the last 30 days (please keep in mind that some of them are new that's why they haven't received lots of impressions), which might help you pinpoint the issue. If you're interested in checking out my profile, here's the link: fiverr.com/frezghjoo . Thank you for taking the time to read this, and I'm eagerly looking forward to your suggestions.

As you can see in the attached photo, the maximum video size you can upload for your gig preview is 50MB, and your video should be shorter than 75 seconds.

Hey, welcome to Fiverr! As a new seller on the platform, you have a lot of tasks to complete before receiving your first order. Keep in mind that achieving success on Fiverr requires a significant amount of time and effort. You can begin by learning how to improve on Fiverr through reading this informative post. In this post, you can discover numerous high-quality and informative links that contain valuable information.

Changing the title of your gig will affect your gig's impressions, performance, and visibility. Changing your title is a good idea if your gig is not performing well, but keep in mind that after changing the title of your gig, your gig impressions will decrease for a few days. After a week or two, you can assess whether changing your title has increased your gig impressions and performance. I advise you to change the title, wait a few days, and if the impressions aren't good, try changing it again until you are satisfied with the results. Please keep in mind that changing the description and FAQs will affect your gig's performance in similar ways. Therefore, you might want to update them along with your title. Additionally, it's advisable to space out your edits by a few days. Editing your gig too frequently is not recommended.

Your total earnings from the order, including the tip, amount to $60. However, Fiverr deducts 20% for its fees, which means your actual earnings will be $60 x 80% = $48.