Help! low impressions on Fiverr

Need help improving my Fiverr presence. My main issue is low impressions.

A bit about where I am:

my gig is having low impression and no clicks after changing the gig image

Areas I want reviewed:

• My title/headline

• My pricing strategy

• My description/bio

• My thumbnail/image

• My tags/keywords

• A full profile audit

My profile: https://www.fiverr.com/ayooofe

Would love to hear from anyone who has been through this!

#Fiverr #FreelanceHelp

Gonna give it a review today

Okay thank you

Ayo, I spent some time going through your profile and I want to be straight with you: the foundation is there, but the packaging is working against you. Let me break down what I'm seeing.

Quick Snapshot

Overall Score: 3.5/10

What's Actually Working

Your response time is genuinely impressive. One hour puts you ahead of 85% of sellers in your category, and Fiverr's algorithm notices this. It's giving you better search placement whether you realize it or not.

That Google Merchant suspension fix at $20? Smart positioning. Buyers with suspended accounts are desperate and decisive. This service can function as your client acquisition funnel if you play it right. Every single one of these clients should be getting an upsell offer from you.

Four languages (English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian) opens European and Latin American markets that most competitors can't touch. You're sitting on a competitive advantage and barely using it.

Where You're Bleeding Money

I'm going to be blunt here because I think you need to hear it.

Your Shopify store design at $80 is roughly 60% below market rate. You're likely spending 10+ hours on projects that net you $6-8/hour after Fiverr's cut. By the time you hit 25 reviews at this pace, you'll have left $8,000-12,000 on the table. That's not a typo.

Your Facebook ads service at $45 is unsustainable. Ongoing campaign management requires daily attention. You physically cannot deliver quality work at this price without burning out. I've seen this pattern destroy sellers.

Your Headline Needs Surgery

Current: "Profitable Ecommerce Store designer, Digital marketer and Ads Expert"

Three problems jumping out immediately:

1. Inconsistent capitalization - "Ecommerce" vs "Store designer" vs "Digital marketer" vs "Ads Expert" looks sloppy

2. "Profitable" is unverifiable - without revenue screenshots or case studies, this claim weakens your credibility instead of building it

3. You're trying to speak to three different buyers at once, which means you're speaking clearly to none of them

Fiverr's algorithm and buyers both respond better to focus. Pick one specialty. Lead with outcomes, not services.

Try something like: "Shopify Store Designer & Meta Ads Specialist | eCommerce Growth"

Or if you want to lean into your track record: "Shopify Stores That Convert - 200+ Designs Delivered"

Your Bio Is Fighting Against You

Current opening: "Hi, I'm Ayoofe, A passionate eCommerce expert with years of experience..."

Ayo, this mirrors 80% of seller bios in your category. Buyers scan for 12 seconds before clicking away, and nothing here stops them.

What's missing:

• Not a single specific result

• No revenue numbers

• No client transformation

• No before/after

One concrete story like "helped a skincare brand go from $2K to $11K monthly" communicates more than five paragraphs of general capabilities.

Also: fix "right and converting strategy!!" - the grammar error and double exclamation marks undercut your professional positioning. Small details matter when you have no reviews to fall back on.

Suggested rewrite:

I'm Ayoofe. I help eCommerce brands increase revenue through Shopify store design and paid advertising on Meta and Google.

I've worked with store owners across multiple niches to fix Merchant Center suspensions, set up social commerce (TikTok Shop, Instagram Shop), and run Facebook/Instagram ad campaigns.

I work with Shopify, Liquid, Meta Business Suite, and Google Merchant Center daily.

Message me with your store URL and I'll give you a free initial assessment.

Visual Problems

Your "AE" logo looks clean, but Fiverr data consistently shows face photos get 30-40% higher click-through rates. Buyers want to see who they're hiring. It's a trust thing.

Zero portfolio samples visible. For someone selling design and marketing services, this is a significant barrier. Add 3-5 screenshots showing actual work: before/after store designs, ad dashboard results, anything with visual proof.

Your gig thumbnails have inconsistent branding (different color schemes, different layouts) and the text is hard to read at mobile size. Most buyers browse on their phones.

Your Tags Are Working Against You

Current skills:

1. Shopify marketing expert

2. Shopify developer

3. Sales funnel expert

4. Email marketer

5. Facebook shop expert

6. Shopify store designer

7. Landing page designer

8. Facebook ads expert

Problems:

• 4 of 8 tags mention Shopify, which gives you diminishing returns for SEO

• "Sales funnel expert" and "Email marketer" don't match any active gigs. This keyword mismatch hurts you

• Missing high-value terms: "Google Merchant Center," "TikTok Shop," "Meta Ads"

Recommended:

1. Shopify store designer

2. Shopify developer

3. Facebook ads expert

4. Google Merchant Center specialist

5. TikTok Shop setup

6. Meta ads manager

7. eCommerce marketing

8. Social commerce expert

Area-by-Area Breakdown

Your 5 Priority Actions

1. Pursue Buyer Requests daily. You get 10 responses per day. Use all of them. This bypasses your review deficit problem entirely.

2. Upsell every suspension-fix client. They already trust you. Offer a discounted store audit or ad setup immediately after resolving their issue.

3. Raise prices after every 5 reviews. Creates urgency for new buyers while scaling your rates with your reputation.

4. Add a face photo and portfolio samples. Non-negotiable for your service category.

5. Niche down. Dropshipping stores? Print-on-demand? Local retail? Pick one vertical and own it completely.

The Honest Assessment

Ayo, your skills are marketable and your service mix addresses real demand. The one review you have is genuinely positive and mentions years of reliability. That's something to build on.

But your current positioning puts you in a price war with thousands of identical sellers. That's a war you can't win with one review.

You don't need to work harder. You need to work more strategically: narrow your focus, raise your prices, and turn that suspension-fix service into a client pipeline.

With changes: 4-6 months to 25+ reviews and $2K+/month is realistic.

Without changes: 12-18 months to modest traction, high burnout risk.

The underlying skills and service offering are solid. It's the packaging that needs the most work.

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