No new order almost 2 months, What I do to get a new order.
Follow these steps:
1.Be active on Fiverr
2.Send 10 buyer request everyday
3.Share your gig on social media
Hopefully, you would get more impressions and click. Thank you
Send buyer request. Tell the buyer what they want, how to do it, which design will be better for the buyer.
thanks a lot
thank you so much
Create new unique gig. You have created only 2 gigs. You can create 7 gigs. Then you have to marketing your gig. Stay touch with fiver community. Hope it will help you to increase gig rank and to get new order.
thanks for your good advice.
thanks for your good advice
Most welcome buddy.
I haven’t either for the same time period. I’m not even getting inquiries when I used to get a lot. I have no idea what’s wrong. I emailed their support & asked. They said nothing’s wrong. I think they want you to pay to promote otherwise you are 10 pages down even though I have 17 reviews & 5 stars. I can’t even pay to promote because I’m a level 1 seller, nor can I bid on projects. My categories seem to have become flooded over the last two months as well. I’m literally being shown 400th+ even though I have a lot more jobs & reviews than gigs shown 5 pages earlier.
This post might be helpful for you I am asking about getting first order - #2 by vickiespencer
Try stay active. try to send 10 buyer request regular. share your gig on social media.
thanks for your suggestion
thanks for your help
to describe all of these buyer chose another and my offer stands at last
Sometimes this can happen when you don’t get orders for a while. I would look at your gig and see if there is anything wrong or get a friend to give some feedback or use the improve my gig thing.
Another thing you can do is use buyer requests to get more orders.
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thanks for your information
Hi! Check this post out for some tips and info on getting more orders: Answer to all the questions that sellers have
Follow these steps:
1.Be active on Fiverr
2.Send 10 buyer request everyday
3.Share your gig on social media