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  1. pranto975
    Never share personal info on Fiverr, its TOS violation.
  2. pranto975
    No need to modify without proper reason. First compare your gig with other sellers. If you feel there are places you can improve then feel free to do so. cheers!
  3. pranto975
    Maybe your gig rank is too low for the search page. Web design section has a huge amount of freelancers so it's to be expected.
  4. pranto975
    I think you should talk first with CS about the situation. Maybe someone more experienced can help you
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    From what I know it might take 30 - 60 days for Fiverr to review your gigs. I recall seeing this answer somewhere in the forums. Hopefully someone more experienced can help you. Apology in advance if there is any mistake from my side.🙃
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    Start with using images that gives buyer idea about what you offer. Your images are good but they don't tell a buyer what you offer and no buyer would be willing to open a gig just to see it's offering. Also please make your description more detailed, they barely say anything 😬
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    The best way to rank gigs is by completing orders. You have to either wait until Fiverr sends a buyer your way or hunt for buyers outside Fiverr and then bring them into the platform. it's a give and take relationship 🙃
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    Always be polite to buyers, ask them specifically what they need from you. Then tell them about what you can and can't do. Communication is always key! Always keep in touch with buyer, give them regular updates!
  9. pranto975
    try publishing gig in low competition categories.
  10. pranto975
    Maybe your Gig has not ranked on the keywords you are searching for. It also depends on location, you may not be able to see it but people from other areas might so dont think too much about it
  11. pranto975
    Maybe not copy paste AI generated content or other people's post? 😐
  12. pranto975
    What have you done to get orders? Is your gig set up properly? Have you done your research and properly written the titles / description?
  13. pranto975
    1. make an attractive gig image, 2. make sure your gig title clearly states your offering, 3. make sure to use proper gig tags 4. be patient!
  14. pranto975
    This is indeed quite a headache, I think buyers gonna need some time to figure things out. Until then, we need to communicate with buyers properly and sit tight.
  15. pranto975
    Understand buyer requirements and exceeding that expectation. You also need to be cooperative, polite. Help the buyer with their issues and suggest best practices!
  16. pranto975
    Use correct tags, make sure to use seo'd images as well
  17. pranto975
    Provide great service and always communicate properly.
  18. pranto975
    Competition is fierce these days. I suggest do as much research as possible and make your gig attractive to potential buyer, check the forums for best tips / practices. good luck!
  19. pranto975
    use attractive gig images, make sure your service is clear and easy to understand. avoid blurry / low quality images
  20. pranto975
    Don't think too much about where the gig shows on your end. Gig position can differ based on many variables!
  21. pranto975
    Your artstyle is very nice! Hope your issue gets solved soon!
  22. pranto975
    yep, that's how it always is
  23. pranto975
    It's difficult to tell, since the algorithm works differently depending on person / location. You might not be able to see it but other people could
  24. pranto975
    gonna leave some basic tips: use attractive image, titles & description should clearly state your service, gig tags are very important(use a mix of high and low)
  25. pranto975
    thats a very weird issue 😬
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