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Hello Guys,


I have a Gig on Fiverr and It was selling good but once I failed to deliver one gig on time and the buyer cancelled the order.


Therefor my entire selling decreased to Zero, now I don't have any sell for few months.


Now can you people tell me how can I increase my Gig selling again on Fiverr? Or what kind of tricks I can use to increase my Gig selling again, Thanks.


Zak

Get into Buyer Requests and start pushing your gig so fresh eyes can see what you're offering.

You can do it 10 times per day and score 3-7% conversions depending on overall feedback & delivery quality.

I would recommend you not to use Fiverr. You may have been ghosted so no one can see your gigs now. There is nothing you can do if you were selling gigs that are not accepted by Fiverr like social media services such as followers, likes etc. otherwise contact Fiverr support.

You can also buy some positive reviews to make your gig "wake up".

Hello can you please tell me how can I buy positive reviews? And How can I send lots of traffic to my Gig Link? It does not matter they purchase or not, I just needed to send traffic so it get ranked on Fiverr!!!

Can someone please help me on this, Thanks.

Start a new gig.

Too much bad advice in this topic


Getting into buyer requests = running like squirrel in a barrel. If your gig or account was ghosted, getting more orders will NOT make it reappear in search. You will be stuck having to read all bullshit from buyer requests every single day. Only sellers in certain niches can get decent amount of orders from there.

Buying positive reviews works only for new gigs. It helps to transition from "new arrivals" to "relevance" and "avg. customer review" categories. If your gig was ghosted, it will never get back because of new reviews.

Contacting support? Think twice before you do it. If you have something that can be viewed as being against some 3rd party website's ToS, there's a strong probability of your gig being removed completely. Furthermore, they will NEVER help you getting your gig back into search regardless of its content.


What you actually should do:
1. By manipulating with keywords investigate whether your gig is appearing in search or not.
2. If not, create a new gig with some rare keyword in it and check whether it's ranking in "new arrivals". Try different categories and avoid words related to social media and SEO.

After you performed this testing, you will get an idea what to do next.

entire3b said:

Hello can you please tell me how can I buy positive reviews? And How can I send lots of traffic to my Gig Link? It does not matter they purchase or not, I just needed to send traffic so it get ranked on Fiverr!!!

Can someone please help me on this, Thanks.

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Don't waste your money, dude. May be someday sending traffic worked but now it doesn't.

Keywords in your description/title are very important - are you using them?

One way to promote Fiverr gigs is to create content around your service and write blog posts related to it. Use Twitter to promote the posts, as well as your gig directly. If you don't have time to create content or don't have the patience/motivation, post tweets with links to informative and interesting articles related to your service.Use Buffer to schedule tweets to your posts (or other articles) in advance, and keep them consistent and relevant. Throw a few tweets advertising your gig on Fiverr every now and then - I'd suggest one advertisement every 7 or 8 tweets. Don't only self-promote though or people will unfollow you very quickly.Craft good tweets with attractive images to entice people. This massively increases the chance that people will click on your link. I'd recommend using Canva for the images - it's free to use and you can create great graphics quickly. Pablo is an alternative which is more basic but nevertheless a good tool.

You should contact with this buyer and if he agree to remove this feedback you should contact with support and they will remove this review.

SEMWORLD said:

One way to promote Fiverr gigs is to create content around your service and write blog posts related to it. Use Twitter to promote the posts, as well as your gig directly. If you don't have time to create content or don't have the patience/motivation, post tweets with links to informative and interesting articles related to your service.Use Buffer to schedule tweets to your posts (or other articles) in advance, and keep them consistent and relevant. Throw a few tweets advertising your gig on Fiverr every now and then - I'd suggest one advertisement every 7 or 8 tweets. Don't only self-promote though or people will unfollow you very quickly.Craft good tweets with attractive images to entice people. This massively increases the chance that people will click on your link. I'd recommend using Canva for the images - it's free to use and you can create great graphics quickly. Pablo is an alternative which is more basic but nevertheless a good tool.

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No offense but I really hope you account gets permanent banned. You post almost the Same message in Same tone On every SINGLE THREAD.

I think I got the point. All the advice here is so important for me. And I think you "BloodyNinja" are absolutely right. All you said is fantastic and will help me, Thanks friend, Many many Thanks for your valuable suggestion.

And all other friends here who replied ... I'm very grateful to you. I'm new in this forum, but I'm loving this forum because all of you, Thanks again.

i would suggest checking if your gig is appearing in the search at all or if fivr have removed you from their search

One gig being delivered late should not be that big of a problem if you had dozens and perhaps hundreds of gigs delivered on time. If the gig's niche is extremely competive and everyone else is delivering gigs fast and getting good reviews then you've been pushed to the bottom of the queue. You could start a new gig that is worded slightly differently with keywords not present in your first gig and under tag add some relevent search terms too. You haven't told us if your gig even shows up under a fiverr search. It might not be banned but just not as juicy price and feature wise as the other ones that show up on searches. So many variables and unknowns.

Once you are ghosted by fiverr. No reviews or traffic will help you get back. Even if you create new gigs you it won't show up and will be automatically ghosted. Because this is how fiverr works. It justs kills after you have worked for several months to build those reviews. Same thing happened to me and now I am selling more better and more on WebDesignTower. I am lucky and proud to have joined WebDesignTower too early because this will help me get top rated seller too. Also, I like their quick support unlike waiting for 48 hours after submitting ticket that fiverr sucks.