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"Multiple gigs (that you are skilled at) should give a higher probability of orders than one gig (that you are skilled at).\n \n\n\n\tre: 7 gigs in same category vs 7 gigs in different categories - technically there are only about 9 categories (the ones shown near the top of the screen on Fiverr pages), which have lots of subcategories.  Creating gigs in multiple categories or subcategories should allow you to see more buyer requests so that could help more than if you created all 7 in 1 subcategory.\n \n\n\n\tIn general it might be better to specialise - make the gigs be about something similar (I don't mean duplicate gigs). You could have some in a few different subcategories (eg. to probably give more buyer requests in the BR option and maybe also more chance of orders) but it may be better to not have them in more than about 3 or 4 (main) categories. eg. if you were mainly best at graphics &amp; design it would probably be better to have have them mainly in that (main) category.\n \n"
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