Hi guys,
This is where you need to brag a bit but make sure it’s RELEVANT to your buyers - what they get from you which other sellers can’t really offer. In other words, be unique but not weird.
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Check Best-Selling Gigs. As always, don’t reinvent the wheel. Just innovate a bit what they have done. If you have highly unique and on demand idea, you can give it a try.
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Tagline. Put your tagline first to make you unique from others. Etc: “Welcome to the Logo Clinic”. Keep it short and easy to memorize.
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Keywords. Don’t forget to include your keywords properly into the description.
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Experience. No matter how small the project was, it’s still valuable. You can put your voluntary work during school period too.
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Rating. You can add previous ratings from different countries if your experience is not enough. Etc: Five Star Reviews from Poland.
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Relax. It’s okay to have some minor grammar and spelling mistakes especially for non native speakers.
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Clarity. Use bullets or numberings to make your description clear. So the buyers don’t have to read twice.
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Your Offer. This is where you need to be really different from others - if you don’t want to offer lower price for a gig, you can provide extra service here. Etc: I provide UNLIMITED Revision with Free Formatting.
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Custom offer. Ask them to contact you before placing order to avoid miscommunication.
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Updates. Don’t forget to add your experience from time to time but don’t do this too often. Always check your statistic for a week after updating gigs. If there’s a huge drop, then contact customer support.
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Negotiable price/rate. Some people prefer to offer this. I’m one of them but at reasonable rate. This is true for big project.
> Less is More.
All the best. 
