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Hello Everyone, I Joined Fiverr in 2022 but I couldn't get any order in the whole year kindly guide me through this , here is the link of my profile https://www.fiverr.com/harixtechnolo Thanks

I've got a gig which was on first page before I got into misunderstanding with a client which result in 1star ratings, afterwards the gig began to de-rank badly to the last page. Can I edit the gig title to something better maybe it'd rank higher again?

Hi all I have been part of this forum for close to 3 weeks, and I have met some amazing freelancers in that time. Some of you have a dedication to help others and develop your area of expertise that makes me very jealous . However, during my apprenticeship here I have become really disgruntled and frustrated by my own niche which appears to be lacking in consistency and basic morality. I am utterly shocked how some freelancers find it acceptable to use other peoples designs and cast it off as their own. I'm sure this is the minority. But, if you ask for help and advise, be prepared to take the criticism as well as the praise. So, I thought I would put up some top tips that I have accumulated over my time, from newbie to top rated seller along with some observations over the last few weeks to point you in the right direction. It's up to you if you want to listen, but I would like to think that my comments are worthy of a read. especially as some of them may cost you your profile. 1. Have the courage to showcase your own work. Do not screenshot sites that aren't yours and do not use templates. This is an easy way out and will ultimately get you banned. This includes your gig images and your portfolio. If your portfolio isn't good enough, then question your ability to be a web designer and look at another niche that befits your skills. If you mislead your customers into thinking you're better than you are, you WILL get caught out, it WILL lead to poor feedback an you WILL slip down the rankings 2. Spellcheck your gigs, and check they make sense. If you're claiming to be fluent in the English language then your profile and your gig should reflect that. There is nothing worse than reading a gig that is in broken English, It's off-putting and unprofessional. In some cases, it's better to write nothing at all than trying to muddle through. 3. Keep it simple and humanise your gig. Time and time again I read gigs for website designers that would confuse the most techy of buyers. they're full of Jargon and waffle, and in my opinion, buyers don't want to see it. We work in a nerdy niche, Humanise what you do and try to make web design sexy and cool. People want to be able to see your offering in a clear and transparent manner, and at the same time warm to your services. 4. Unlimited revisions? There is a time and a place for unlimited revisions for your web design gigs, and it isn't for new sellers. I only started offering this when I was pretty sure that I would get a customers website 90%-95% there at the first attempt. This would mean that the unlimited revisions were in fact 3 or 4. If you're not comfortable doing this then don't offer it. It'll only mean that you're offering your services for free. 5. Be honest in your skills. If you've designed 200 websites in your career then you shouldn't really be selling your web design gig for $5. It gives the impression that you're not being truthful. Be honest, and be prepared to justify your claims if asked by a customer. Be upfront and put your portfolio on your page. 6. Think about your Profile image. This is one of the first things the customer sees when they land on your gig. If your own photo looks shabby and old then be inventive and use something else. 7. Using templates isn't a unique website. If you plan to use templates to create a website that's fine, but don't call it unique because it's not. You're letting your customers down, and they will one day find out and report you. Be honest state it in your gig, inform your customers that there will be in some cases 1000s of other websites exactly the same as the one you're going to use. 8. Don't be lazy. Read the forum. The amount of times I have seen the same question appear time and time again from web designers asking for help with their gigs drives me crazy. Your questions have been asked over and over again, and the reason that you don't get many 'quality' replies is the experienced posters are probably fed up \of repeating themselves like a parrot. Do us all a favour and do your research, apply that research to your gig and wait for the changes to happen. Believe it or not, your gig will NOT go to page one overnight. It takes patience and constant tweaking. 9. Don't copy someone else's gig wording. What's the point? You will be failing at the first hurdle and it damages your credibility beyond measure, especially if your not fluent in English and are replacing incorrect words. If you can't put your own talents into a web design gig and sell your services. Don't be a web designer. on Fiverr. So there you have it. 8 tips from an old and grumpy website designer in the UK that would love to see a step change in our gigs. There are tens of thousands of webs designers on Fiverr. How are you going to be the next top rated seller? Breals

Hi people, I've been on fiver for 2 months now and the only order i took from a client i directed to my gig from outside of the platform. I would apretiate any advice to fix what might be wrong with my gigs Profile Example Gig #01 Example Gig #02 I also atached the view of gig stats. .

Hello! Kindly have look on the screen shot. My gig was ranking on first few pages, was getting orders daily and completing them with 5 stars, no order cancelled. Then i changed the gig pricing two times(you can see two orange dots). After that my gig was removed from search and is now on last page, its been soo many days now. I have completed 6-7 orders from my regular clients in these past days, still gig is on last page.......Any hope or gig is actually dead?

https://www.fiverr.com/share/oopjG4 It's been a week and My gig got only 136 impressions and 3 clicks. Considering the average rate of 70 impressions per day, I think my gig is failing. Please review my gig and advice me for what I should do next. Should I delete it? edit it? or wait? How is my gig to you? It was on 7th place on the first page for 2 or 3 days but now its not on the first page. I would appreciate your help.

Hey! I've been on here and I've noticed I can't get any impressions. For my post, I'm offering services for producing music. I'm am even offering my services extremely cheap to get some reviews first and gain traction. I'd like to think I have a good gig and I'd also like to think I'm good at what I do. It ranks first page in the middle when the phrase "video game soundtrack" is searched. The gig is active. However, I only have 4 impressions on it in 4 days. It feels very difficult to get a sale if you don't even get views. Here's the link: https://www.fiverr.com/zachpcmr/create-an-original-soundtrack-for-your-video-game-or-project Please, any help, and critique is appreciated greatly. Thank you so much.

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one of my gig is 9 months old with 13 reviews. but getting no order now not yet ranked also. suggest me, what to do?