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Hi Everyone I am a WordPress Web Design & Developer on Fiverr, but I can't understand how to increase my Gig impression and click. I am very frustrated. Please share with me your experience in your Fiverr life journey.

I am a new seller on Fiverr. I have given four gigs. Now I want to delete my two gigs and add two more gigs to the new category. will there be any problem with my account?

Hello There... How can marketing my gig on social media? Thank You.. Kartik

I've been offering photo manipulation services on Fiverr and have received positive feedback from clients with a 5-star rating and 12 reviews. However, I've noticed a slowdown in order placements recently. I believe that optimizing my gig titles and descriptions could potentially help attract more orders. Could you please provide me with some guidance on how to craft clear and compelling gig titles and descriptions that resonate with potential buyers and accurately convey the value of my services? Thank you

What are the possible reasons for the decrease in impressions on my gig?

I have multiple free WordPress blogs where I write daily. I also own an affiliate website. All of my blogs have daily readers, so I have my own audience. My posts receive a significant amount of engagement. I want to attach links to those blogs in my portfolio. Can I do it? One of my close family friends is also a Fiverr seller, but he's into tech services, so I couldn't gather much information from him. However, he said one thing: Fiverr doesn't allow any seller to attach active links, and if I do, they will ban my profile. So, can I do it? Any help? I badly need the answer! 😭

Hello, I am promoting Gig on 24 Hours Hall Fiverr. One went to 12 impressions 2 clicks and another gig with no impressions or no clicks. I have given bit CPC as per the Fiverr requirement daily budget. What to do to get clicks and impressions? Please help me Thanks

My active gig is not showing in my profile section where the gig can be edit. I didn't edit my gig or see my edit and also new gig option is not showing.

Hello 🙂 I have already come to terms with the fact that my account is flagged and that unfortunately I can't do anything about it! But since the support service told me that a FLAGGED account does not mean that the position of my gigs will disappear from the search system... and it is true... for a month my gig remained in high positions as always, but yesterday it disappeared completely. No matter what filters and keywords I enter in the search, my gig is nowhere to be found! Why can it be?? Is it related to FLagged Account?? Help me figure this out!! thank you 🙂 @Lena @milos_siena @Kesha

Buyers, of course, want to work with Sellers that produce quality work, but they also want to collaborate with people they connect to. Sharing your unique story and communicating why you are the best person for the job helps build trust and credibility in your brand - which leads to more sales opportunities! Plus, it can help you find Buyers that align with your target audience, making every project a truly enjoyable experience. The details you include in your portfolio, Gigs, and profile are the perfect place to start building a great rapport with Buyers. Communicating Your Unique Value Through Gigs Fiverr Gigs are designed to give you multiple opportunities to communicate your value. Try to put yourself in a Buyer’s shoes to understand their journey to finding the right Seller. What will they see first, second, and third? Understanding the steps a Buyer takes will allow you to showcase the right details at the right time. Here is an example of a Fiverr Buyer journey and how you can put your best face forward at each step: Step 1: Search for a Gig Buyers are likely to first notice your Gig image once they enter a query into the search bar. Of course, the Gig title is important, but humans are visual creatures! The right image will immediately capture a Buyer’s attention and compel them to click on your Gig. It’s a good idea to include a high-resolution photo of yourself, smiling, and making eye contact with the camera. Use a bright, solid-color background, so your image doesn’t blend in with the webpage, and use an image editor to place keywords and Gig highlights directly on the image, to make your offering really stand out. For more tips for an image that will stand out, check out our article on Changes I Made to My Gig Images. Step 2: Visit a Gig page and Seller profile While creating your gig images keep in mind that buyers will often browse before reaching a final decision and in that process they will visit your seller profile to get to know you better, your qualification and to see other services that you offer. Following a similar style between your different gig images will create a branded look to your gigs and help build trust with buyers. Your Gig description and profile are where you will explain what qualifies you to deliver high-value work. This is incredibly important for high-budget projects as a Buyer’s decision comes with a larger risk - they want to feel completely reassured that their funds are in the best hands. In addition to ensuring the Gig details align with their expectations, they will analyze your experience, skill set, and various packages. Be sure to include in your Gig description and profile where you honed your skills, how much experience you have, and any notable past projects and clients. Besides giving you higher chances of working with these types of buyers with higher budget projects, this will also help build a professional representation of your business and set the right expectations with those buyers. Step 3: Contact a Seller Many Buyers - especially those with larger budgets - will want to have a conversation with you before they place an order. This gives them a chance to ask any specific questions about your qualifications and services, so they feel confident that they’ve found the best Seller to collaborate with. It also gives you the chance to be honest with a Buyer about any limitations you might have. Often, Buyers will appreciate the honesty, choose to move forward with you, and either work within your limits or find additional support. The text in your profile, Gig description, FAQ, and packages should be well-written and objective and highlight the information you want Buyers to focus on. Similarly, your portfolios and images should be an excellent representation of your capabilities. Remember to update all your information regularly to reflect new skills, a boost in experience and quality, and ongoing excitement for your business. Want to read more? Check out some additional articles from our Help Center: Help your brand stand out How to make your Fiverr Profile stand out Creating a Fiverr Pro Gig Creating a Gig

Hi - I notice that when I update my gig title correctly, it saves without any issues but still does not display properly on my "manage gigs" page under "Active Gigs". In this case, "English" is not capitalized but should be, and the gig title itself displays as a sentence fragment. Do potential buyers have a view like this? It looks a bit sloppy and embarrassing when trying to pitch proofreading services 😉

Hello to all, I am typing a gig title, trying it so many different ways and running into the same end result. No matter what I type, it will not save and continue, but returns me to a section which becomes highlighted in a red box. I’ve read of this repeated issue from others but not with specifics addressed, which are these: I am not using all caps in the title. I am not repeating words (including “I will” which is written as a required start for all of us). I am not making up words or spelling them incorrectly or using any punctuation other than commas. I am not including urls. I understand the requirements, and the simplicity of writing a sentence that fulfills the purpose of the gig title. I’ve looked at other people’s gig titles and found spelling errors. I’m writing nothing beyond such straightforward statements that we see here all over the place, such as “I will record professional narration” or that same thing with a few added words. What’s the problem? How is anyone getting past that?

First of all: I'm not saying any of this to be rude, but to help you improve. 🙂 To turn potential clients into paying buyers, you need to leave a lasting and professional impression. I'm not seeing that on your gig. Your gig description and package details have multiple typos and grammatical errors. Attention to detail and first impressions matter. If it seems like you don’t care about these details, a buyer might assume you’ll put the same lack of effort into their website as you did your gig. Your description focuses too much on the features and not enough on the benefits these features bring to a buyer. Remember, people buy outcomes, not the features. Your portfolio isn't very impressive at the moment. As a new seller, be sure to use all available tools, including your portfolio. Use it to showcase your best work. It helps build trust and shows the buyer what you have on offer. With no reviews yet, your work must speak for itself. Your gig thumbnail doesn't look very professional. It mixes styles, using outdated graphics and fonts more suitable for a toy store than a professional web design gig. My first assosciation when visiting your gig, was "Toys'R Us". You could also consider having a professional gig video made, as videos can boost engagement with your gig. I hope this helps!

Hi, this is my first 5 day analytics, is this okay? I am waiting for my first order, how can i improve my gig?

For some orders, the work sample video I added is not visible in my gig page. What can be the reason?

Hi @sonmoyseo12, welcome to Fiver Forum! Please take a minute to get familiar with our Forum Rules before further posting, to make sure that you avoid any violations, since this can lead to account restrictions and banning. Let me just mention that forum activity doesn't influence your performance, however, it is a great place to learn all the tips&tricks on how to make this experience amazing. As a new member, we recommend that you read through some of the previous posts, they have lots of valuable insights that will help you get started. If you would like to ask the community for suggestions on your Gig, please post in the Gig Advice section. You can also read through topics in the Tips for Sellers section which contains advice from experienced Fiverr freelancers. Our algorithm takes many factors into account, which means the results vary by user. Since the marketplace is ever-changing and competitive, we suggest working hard to ensure that your Gigs stand out. There are some great threads from the Fiverr community and Fiverr employees on the forum that we recommend you read: How to be successful on Fiverr, common questions answered and a collection of great posts that helped me achieve TRS Changes I Made to My Gig Images to Attract More Clients Using Titles, Tags and Metadata to Optimize Your Gigs Good luck 🍀

A buyer Send me a sample work to me, is it? can i provide sample work i also add the video of my work in my gig

Can I use the words gig or page in the client's message box? Such as : gi....g, pa...g, gig, page etc Will there be any problem with my account if I use the words gig and page in the client's message box? Please I need help.

I am new to Fever, please help me so that I can correct my mistakes so that my journey can be completed in this platform. https://www.fiverr.com/s/7P9VEa

The sad thing is that Fiverr is trying to push complex AI services ( = AI work made better by humans) and the imagination of most people - not just sellers - starts and ends with "I'll just get ChatGPT to spurt out some generic content and cover up my tracks. Job done!" I won't go into the fundamental deception and how that destroys consumer trust in the platform here, but instead focus on another angle. Complex AI services is something that Fiverr doesn't have enough of and the business trends index - despite being another woeful piece of GPT-written content - does have some great stuff in there in terms of gig ideas and research. What disappoints me is that even Fiverr is being lazy when it comes to pushing what it believes is a good AI product. I have no idea how that AI webinar went (can someone fill me in?) but at the very least, there are significant opportunities for sellers who can learn to create AI automation funnels and all kinds of other stuff for business - ChatGPT can easily be used in these to take care of the messages that nobody really reads (welcome to X and thank you for signing up!) as well as pulling leads from social media. Yet the majority of users seeking an easy gig - whether that's deceptively selling AI content as human written or just an easy gig - are... not jumping on this opportunity. This is literally complex AI services. Automation isn't that easy (no code is a lie if you really want to finesse your automations), but that's where the money is. People just want something for nothing. Fiverr is trying to encourage sellers do leverage AI so prices can go up and they can take care of this in-demand stuff, but they're targeting proofreaders with badly-written content that... just turns it into a bad joke. And using AI in such a way that violates some of the main principles behind the upcoming EU AI act (e.g. AI tools used to determine performance etc. must be transparent and well-explained. The success score is neither). It's just maddening to see how badly Fiverr is handling all of this - and how I get accused of not being technically savvy and "negative" about AI when it is quite the opposite. I see the potential. And seeing it squandered like this on a platform telling the world how it's a blah blah blah is... WHY? It's not. Fiverr is encouraging the worst use of AI. I don't know how they can't see that. Never mind the current profit of these deceptive gigs - what about the future lost cost in buyers who leave because they can't find an honest seller? Or an honest platform? EDIT: Also, look at this: https://www.fiverr.com/cp/ai-education-book-and-ebook-writing Notice something?

Can I share a link to my portfolio (behance) in a gig description or message?

I had created my Fiverr seller account in 2022 and also created 1 gig on it. But unfortunately, I couldn't worked it constantly so I gave it up. Now I opened my account as I am free now. I got my gig paused. I have created a new one and deleted that paused gig. My new gig is showing on 13th of 14 pages but it is not showing in online seller filter. Can anyone help in this case? Please reply me if anybody has solution regarding this problem. You can share your experience related to this problem.

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Hi Communities, I've been diving deep into the world of gig optimization, but I'm craving some fresh perspectives. It seems like the traditional advice of having a killer thumbnail and optimizing for SEO has become the norm, but I'm looking for something beyond the basics. Has anyone stumbled upon any innovative strategies or techniques that have given their gigs a significant boost in visibility and ranking? Whether it's a unique approach to crafting gig descriptions, leveraging social media, or exploring new niches, I'm all ears! Let's brainstorm together and share our experiences. After all, the Fiverr journey is all about continuous learning and evolution. I'm excited to hear your insights and hopefully uncover some game-changing tactics!