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I was wondering, how do you guys check on your gigs, what work and what doesnt, what needs to be changed and so on?

Do you constantly check the analytics for each gig?

What are your routines to ensure gigs are performing properly.

Looking for an advice to efficiently and continuously look over my gigs 🙂

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There aren’t a lot of tools like that as far as I know, although some people have their own spreadsheets, IFTTT recipes and so on and they use them for analysis. Perhaps some will see your topic and give their tips.

Within the panels we have, it’s mainly to go here: https://www.fiverr.com/users/wordandrecord/manage_gigs

(Other people reading this will have to put their own username where “wordandrecord” is)

and read this: http://support.fiverr.com/hc/en-us/articles/201733423-What-are-Gig-stats-

If you have a gig that isn’t functioning well and you don’t mind messing with it, you can also trial and error some things. When you do this, the editors may look at the gig since it’s been changed, so it might have a day or two of down time.

To do it, you just search on the main page for gigs like yours by keywords or filters that you think people would use to find what you do. Take note of the title, tags and keywords the first results have in them. Try applying similar ones to your own gig, then check it in search and in your gig management page to see if your changes push your gig up or down or change the stats in a favorable way.

As far as external tools that work with Fiverr, one example is Adam who has published some IFTTT recipes that might be useful:
https://mobile-api.ifttt.com/p/twistedweb123/shared

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There aren’t a lot of tools like that as far as I know, although some people have their own spreadsheets, IFTTT recipes and so on and they use them for analysis. Perhaps some will see your topic and give their tips.

Within the panels we have, it’s mainly to go here: https://www.fiverr.com/users/wordandrecord/manage_gigs

(Other people reading this will have to put their own username where “wordandrecord” is)

and read this: http://support.fiverr.com/hc/en-us/articles/201733423-What-are-Gig-stats-

If you have a gig that isn’t functioning well and you don’t mind messing with it, you can also trial and error some things. When you do this, the editors may look at the gig since it’s been changed, so it might have a day or two of down time.

To do it, you just search on the main page for gigs like yours by keywords or filters that you think people would use to find what you do. Take note of the title, tags and keywords the first results have in them. Try applying similar ones to your own gig, then check it in search and in your gig management page to see if your changes push your gig up or down or change the stats in a favorable way.

As far as external tools that work with Fiverr, one example is Adam who has published some IFTTT recipes that might be useful:

https://mobile-api.ifttt.com/p/twistedweb123/shared

Awesome, thanks a lot !

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For me, it’s quite simple, am I booked for 30 days, and how much is in the to-do. A couple of weeks back I was getting anxious as I was booked for 21 days only. Now back to 30 days and a substantial amount in to-do. So I am happy again. Never look at any of the other stats. Look at my position in search results once a month.

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For me, it’s quite simple, am I booked for 30 days, and how much is in the to-do. A couple of weeks back I was getting anxious as I was booked for 21 days only. Now back to 30 days and a substantial amount in to-do. So I am happy again. Never look at any of the other stats. Look at my position in search results once a month.

Sounds about right… Thanks ! 🙂

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