How I Went From 3 Orders A Month To Dozens Of Orders A Week

[best_servic]

Thanks for helpful tips. It’s a piece of great information for everybody

[reshma7865]

THANKS for the encouragement ! My gig has launched, and my movie script writer, technical and fiction writing and editing experience is available - as so many - I wait knowing that experience will be recognized.

I completed my 3 orders

[instagram_rocks]

Very helpfully post dear! please writing continue about this
Thanks

[artfaculty]

@harryalston Thank you for share your experience with us,its very valuable for beginners…

[graphicproo]

same issue 😞

Can you please help me how to get order? I’m also a Graphics designer.

Thank You!

[muhammadaqib102]

NO ORDER FROM LAST THREE MONTHS.I AM sad

[idealwhiteboard]

Very insightful… Thanks for sharing

[marinelam]

I’m glad for your positive experience, thanks for sharing it! 🙂

[manzur_rahman]

Very helpful post. As a new seller, I came to know very important tips. Thanks a lot.

[samankumara1994]

When I started Fiverr I had no idea how I was going to bring clients to my gig. There were lots of tips and suggestions on the Fiverr forums and across hundreds of blog posts, but everything I did didn’t seem to be making a difference to my impressions or conversion rate.

The truth is, your first few weeks are going to be slow. Don’t give up.

If you persist and continue to deliver high-quality content (or services for your niche) you’ll start to see a return on the time you’ve invested in Fiverr.

Here are a few tips I’ve picked up along my four-month journey on Fiverr. Hopefully, they’ll help you to pick up more orders in the future.

1. Price Your Gig Right

There is nothing more important than first impressions. When a client is browsing Fiverr they are drawn to two things: the price of your gig and the number of positive reviews you have.

When you just start, you won’t have any reviews. That means you need to focus on your price. I don’t want you to cheapen your services so the best thing to do is to compare your services to other popular gigs on the market.

I’ve steadily been increasing my prices as I earn more positive reviews - start low and build slowly.

2. Write The Best Gig Description You Can

Once you draw a client to your gig you need to close the sale. Your gig description needs to be well optimized with SEO keywords and structured in a way that is easy to read and easy to understand. Choose the right category and use the right tags. Short, sharp, simple.

To find crucial terms associated with your services, check other popular gigs on Fiverr. Don’t copy other people’s gig descriptions, but use them to get inspiration and write unique content for your services.

I have seen huge improvements in my impressions and conversions if I regularly keep my content updated. Make small changes here and there every few days. Tweak and optimize. Find out what works best for your gig.

3. Communicate With Your Clients

When you receive an order, make sure to talk your clients through every step of the process. It reassures them that their product is being worked on and it means they can ask questions about the order regularly.

You should also make use of your gig’s FAQ section. This is a great way to answer client questions before they’ve even asked them. Again, look at other popular gigs and then create your FAQ’s based on your individual circumstances.

Communication doesn’t stop when the order is finished. That brings me on to my next point.

4. Politely Press Your Clients For Extra Work

Most of my current clients are return buyers. This is the best way to build a consistent income on Fiverr. Once you’ve completed an order ask if the client needs any other work they need doing - just politely ask, you’ll be surprised at how many will have something else for you to do.

5. Utilize Every Part Of Fiverr’s Toolkit

Fiverr is designed to help you make sales. The gig packages are super customizable and you should always take advantage of this. Add extras for a reasonable price and you can turn a simple order into a perfect package for your client.

They’re just a few of the tips I’ve picked up along the way. I’m still working hard on Fiverr and there is a lot left to learn! I hope these ideas give you a good head start on getting your first orders on Fiverr.

They’re just a few of the tips I’ve picked up along the way. I’m still working hard on Fiverr and there is a lot left to learn! I hope these ideas give you a good head start on getting your first orders on Fiverr.

Of course. I get ideas on how to retain customers. Thank you very much

[abdullahmuhit]

Stunning !..it helped me at lot

[new_design20]

I am level 2 seller, But please help me how I increase traffic and coversion into sale through external trafic I have 4 year approximately experience at fiverr. But my gig tittle and description is very well,

[abhishak287]

Great tips.Thank you so much.😍

[shellagras]

Thank you for sharing

[graphical_brain]

Thanks for your tips . It will be very helpfull to me.

[gaotom_roy]

helpful post for fiverr seller

[farzeen_shareef]

I am also new. Thanks for this suggestions.

[ellie0621]

Hi New user here! #supportsmall

[ellie0621]

Hi New user here! #supportsmall

Thank you for the tips! greatly appreciated

[akshaypaloli]

Thanks for sharing your experience. I have completed 31 day on fiverr but got only 2 order.I think there is no hope for me on fiverr.This post give me a motivation to keep going on fiverr and i wont give up.i hope as you had, i will get more orders on the coming days.

[fatema_akhter]

thanks for the tips. Hope they work for me 😇

[graphical_brain]

Hey Harryalston,
Thanks for the helpful post. Confusion in one place.
you told “if I regularly keep my content updated” means edit your gig regularly.
My question is, Is there any problem if I edit my gigs regularly?
Thanks,
Regards,
Akash

[nicholasusery]

Its very helpful article for me. Thanks for sharing.