Jump to content

Guidance in this point


usahmad

Recommended Posts

As all of you knows that Fiverr has now introduced the new feature of using Smiley in the conversation in Inbox or on Order page but i think i remember that, before this feature, one of seller was saying in the forum that don’t use smiley like ( :), :(, :P, 😉 ) because according to that seller it looks unprofessional by using it in this professional platform.

What’s your views regarding this?

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Looks like they’ve put the whole standard collection of emojis to use.
There are some “Farewell emojis” like middle finger which would probably be used on your last day of fiverr xD
Still cool though.
I think it will be too awkward for me to use these with clients.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I would probably only use the thumbs up when I’m extra busy and I have those type of people who constantly talk like they need their hand held… “I’ve uploaded the file” then I would reply with a thumbs up if they’ve messaged several times in this way. They just need a little reassurance and there is nothing better than a thumbs up haha

Link to comment
Share on other sites

I’m kinda silly, so I like 😛 I use these a lot.
I think it goes with my personality and when combined with what I write, gives my buyers an idea of my personality. (Y) < supposed to be the thumbs up… lol

Maybe they will add them to the forum soon. 😃

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Well for me I used to use it a lot somehow!
I used to use = ) when I say “Thank you” after they order the gig, and when I finish it, or sometimes when I’m talking with them, I guess it depends on the person how to see it or feel it in the psychological way.

But to use them a lot really it feel they are unprofessional I agree with that, so that’s why I don’t use it a lot currently.

I just advise every seller and buyer to be themselves if it’s with"emojis" or not, just BE YOURSELF that’s it.

Thank you!
Dana.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

×
×
  • Create New...