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thekillers360 Newbie

thekillers360

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5 Tips for newbie:


  1. Make an Interesting Gig use a CLEAN and SIMPLE words and easy to understand.
  2. Include a VIDEO on your gig ( I recommend putting a voice over)
  3. Respond as FAST as you CAN to your inbox this will amaze the buyer 🙂
  4. Deliver in Advance and Include some Bonus or FREEBIES this can lead to more orders. (I use this before its effective try it!)
  5. Use a SHORT duration days (Not recommend long duration days) but its depend on your work 🙂
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Guest hdxd159

Guest hdxd159

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hello there could you help me with my gig?

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lolacey Newbie

lolacey

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  1. Be generous. They will come back.

  2. Be direct. You can be nice, while still not being walked all over.

  3. Overdeliver slightly. Give them two takes.

  4. LOTS of communication.

  5. Ask for feedback when delivering.
Guest tn5rr2012

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Reply to @lolacey: #4 is right on the money, communication is the key to having things run smoothly here on FIVERR

Guest artistkyle

Guest artistkyle

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I think we have had one fantastic advice given here…and my advice is treat your fiverr like a actual business

Guest artistkyle

Guest artistkyle

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Reply to @oldbittygrandma: Fantastic advice

vicmazonas Newbie

vicmazonas

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I’m only new myself, but I’d say my best tip is: Be Realistic!



Design your gigs so that you’re offering an amount of work that you can do in a reasonably short time-frame. Don’t offer such a large job for $5 ($4 after fees!) that you end up working all day long for a single gig. And when stating your time-frames for work completion, give yourself significantly more time than you need for a single gig.



What could be more frustrating than getting lucky and getting 10 gigs at once… only to realise you’ve promised to complete them all within a single day, and can’t possibly manage that!

Guest besttraffic4u

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good to be here, check for best traffic and u will be glad u did.

Guest besttraffic4u

Guest besttraffic4u

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great info, great tips

Guest besttraffic4u

Guest besttraffic4u

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nice ideas, thanks

youtubefun Newbie

youtubefun

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This is the Real Tip for the new Guys!!!

On how to" Cancel a order" and not to ever hurt your Ratings!!!

No matter how many times you may have to do this!!!

I have done this close to 400 times!!! and I’m still 100%

With 1,300 orders done!!!

When you feel that their is a order you cant do!!! Message fiverr costumer Service !!!

And tell them!!! They will look into it then have your back!!! Like they always do!!!

When your a seller fiverr will always hear here You!!! and Help you!!!

Your rating is about you!!! Fiverr will never make that against You!!

Have faith in Fiverr They are one your side!!!

So do your best and when you have a order you dont want to do!!!

Then message fiverr to cancel it!!! They will do that for you!!!

With out ever hurting your Rating!!!

Take it fro me! 1,300 orders done!!! at 100% Yet I do have 400 canceled orders!!

All by Fiverr!!!

They care and have your back!!!

Love,Youtubefun

twistedweb123 Enthusiast

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I I dont know if this is allowed, but if you are a video seller with no orders and you find the video duration limit too strict to talk about your order and show an example, have a friend order your gig, and use the live portfolio as an additional space to showcase your examples more - dont just make a video for your buer friend, actually create a video as if you are talking to potential buyers

crcanny Newbie

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Reply to @twistedweb123: I had a a couple of friends buy two of my first gigs to get the feedback ball rolling and get a gig rating. I did the work, of course, and they did love it (lol) so it was all above board. That’s a good way to nudge the start.

Guest gangnampsy

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Reply to @madmoo: If you have no sales at all then how to build reputation? There are similar gigs here and what should I do?

beyondwebpros Newbie

beyondwebpros

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Reply to @gangnampsy: I was like you a year ago and I understand what you feel. To boost your sales, you need to figure out what will make your gig stand out or different from the others who are already offering the same gig. A little extras or freebies will help. 🙂

Guest tn5rr2012

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Reply to @beyondwebpros: For me I originally had three different types of gigs but my family tree gig was the first order I received so I deleted the other two and concentrated on just the one gig. I market that one and I have not created any other different gigs. I wanted to establish myself on Fiverr and the internet as the best seller for a family tree gig on Fiverr. I really think I have done that and stand out from the rest

Guest just4youall

Guest just4youall

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HAVE A LOOK AT THIS GIG.

ORDER ONCE, AND I AM SURE YOU WILL ORDER MORE AND MORE.

I will create you a video for your loved one. I will add romantic music and images and script my self. All you have to do is just give me the name of your girl friend/boy friend. Don’t worry about the quality. He/She will love that. I will do a refund if you don’t like the video. This valentine, give your loved one a unusual gift ! Happy Valentines day ! 🙂



TRY A UNUSUAL FOR YOUR LOVE ONE THIS VALENTINES DAY. ! 🙂

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