mosammatshirin Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 Thank you so much . This tips really helps me. 29 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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kholland65 Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 The forum is full of new sellers desperately wanting success.Someone has told them that you just create a gig and everybody rushes to buy it … Easy money!Of course that is not the case!Selling on Fiverr is just like opening a business.Imagine you are opening a shop in a town.You would see what the competition is doing. Are they offering the same thing as you. Can you offer something different or better.Or maybe a niche that nobody else has thought of.That is called research and you must do this before doing anything.Only offer something for which you have the ability to provide a professional service.Make sure everything in your profile is accurate. Buyers are not stupid and they will see through deception and move on to buy from someone else.Your Fiverr account and your forum account are separate.Posting on the forum will not get you sales.Use the forum to read and learn from experienced forum members and sellers.Everything you need to be successful is on the forum or the Fiverr website.Beware of what you are finding elsewhere!Read, learn, take action!Good luck! 🙂Thank you. This is helpful for meI think these points are accurate but the one thing I will add that in my opinion is one of he most important yet overlooked factors. You need to actually be good at the service you provide. Most freelancers are just not that good at what they do and no amount of marketing, fancy verbiage, promotional ads, pricing, communication, forum posts, etc. is going to fix that fact. You first need to actually be good at what you do, then you can actually start to compete on other fronts.As a TRS I can tell you this, the vast majority of my clients say to me that the reason they chose me was because my portfolio of work was some of the best they had heard on fiverr. Yes my profile is professional with great pictures and all that good stuff, but none of that would matter if my work was awful.At least in my industry (music), the quality of your work is very important because it’s the main metric people use to compared you to others. If you do great work, people largely don’t care about anything else. 46 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eastham Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 NoEasyMoneyHereonly hard work and be professionalright. thanks for the suggestion. 26 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ankushlaxman Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 I think these points are accurate but the one thing I will add that in my opinion is one of he most important yet overlooked factors. You need to actually be good at the service you provide. Most freelancers are just not that good at what they do and no amount of marketing, fancy verbiage, promotional ads, pricing, communication, forum posts, etc. is going to fix that fact. You first need to actually be good at what you do, then you can actually start to compete on other fronts.As a TRS I can tell you this, the vast majority of my clients say to me that the reason they chose me was because my portfolio of work was some of the best they had heard on fiverr. Yes my profile is professional with great pictures and all that good stuff, but none of that would matter if my work was awful.At least in my industry (music), the quality of your work is very important because it’s the main metric people use to compared you to others. If you do great work, people largely don’t care about anything else.@kholland65 You make a very good point about maintaining high quality standards of work. To maintain that one has to practice their craft as much as possible. In this context, it is also a really good idea to let your work and customer reviews speak for themselves. However, all the good quality hard work will mean nothing if one cannot get the word out that a person who does such good quality hard work exists. I think that’s where promoting a gig comes in. Otherwise, one can just get lost in the massive workforce pool. Competition can be a bad thing. 34 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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raselakhanda Posted March 12 Share Posted March 12 This is so informative Thank you so much ❤️ormative Thank you so much ❤️Thank you very much. i Think it will be very help full for everyone 31 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
airabiul Posted March 13 Share Posted March 13 The forum is full of new sellers desperately wanting success.Someone has told them that you just create a gig and everybody rushes to buy it … Easy money!Of course that is not the case!Selling on Fiverr is just like opening a business.Imagine you are opening a shop in a town.You would see what the competition is doing. Are they offering the same thing as you. Can you offer something different or better.Or maybe a niche that nobody else has thought of.That is called research and you must do this before doing anything.Only offer something for which you have the ability to provide a professional service.Make sure everything in your profile is accurate. Buyers are not stupid and they will see through deception and move on to buy from someone else.Your Fiverr account and your forum account are separate.Posting on the forum will not get you sales.Use the forum to read and learn from experienced forum members and sellers.Everything you need to be successful is on the forum or the Fiverr website.Beware of what you are finding elsewhere!Read, learn, take action!Good luck! 🙂Thank you. This is helpful for meVery important information. 28 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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kholland65 Posted March 15 Share Posted March 15 @kholland65 You make a very good point about maintaining high quality standards of work. To maintain that one has to practice their craft as much as possible. In this context, it is also a really good idea to let your work and customer reviews speak for themselves. However, all the good quality hard work will mean nothing if one cannot get the word out that a person who does such good quality hard work exists. I think that’s where promoting a gig comes in. Otherwise, one can just get lost in the massive workforce pool. Competition can be a bad thing.This is true, both things go hand in hand. In my case, fiverr essentially takes care of the marketing. I’ve never gone out of my way to promote my gig and I still achieved TRS in a few years and now have consistent work. 27 1 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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m_raihan100 Posted March 15 Share Posted March 15 easy to give lecture… but rarely effective this is… waiting for long doing all the staff that you said… 27 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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tahera2md Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 Thank you so much,The forum is full of new sellers desperately wanting success.Someone has told them that you just create a gig and everybody rushes to buy it … Easy money!Of course that is not the case!Selling on Fiverr is just like opening a business.Imagine you are opening a shop in a town.You would see what the competition is doing. Are they offering the same thing as you. Can you offer something different or better.Or maybe a niche that nobody else has thought of.That is called research and you must do this before doing anything.Only offer something for which you have the ability to provide a professional service.Make sure everything in your profile is accurate. Buyers are not stupid and they will see through deception and move on to buy from someone else.Your Fiverr account and your forum account are separate.Posting on the forum will not get you sales.Use the forum to read and learn from experienced forum members and sellers.Everything you need to be successful is on the forum or the Fiverr website.Beware of what you are finding elsewhere!Read, learn, take action!Good luck! 🙂Thank u for sharing ur important opinion. 😇 25 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jannatuladon00 Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 Thank you so much for this awesome guideline!! It’s really helpful. 26 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
designerraselbd Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 Thanks, Dear!!!Really HelpfulI have good skills, But I don’t find a job.Web Designer And WordPress Customizer@designerraselbd 27 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
nh_rusu Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 Thanks for your useful tips 💥 24 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
patrickcharlie Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 I think these points are accurate but the one thing I will add that in my opinion is one of he most important yet overlooked factors. You need to actually be good at the service you provide. Most freelancers are just not that good at what they do and no amount of marketing, fancy verbiage, promotional ads, pricing, communication, forum posts, etc. is going to fix that fact. You first need to actually be good at what you do, then you can actually start to compete on other fronts.As a TRS I can tell you this, the vast majority of my clients say to me that the reason they chose me was because my portfolio of work was some of the best they had heard on fiverr. Yes my profile is professional with great pictures and all that good stuff, but none of that would matter if my work was awful.At least in my industry (music), the quality of your work is very important because it’s the main metric people use to compared you to others. If you do great work, people largely don’t care about anything else.You need to actually be good at the service you provide.Amen to that, as a fellow TRS and Pro Cert, I get many “repair jobs” because customers tried to go as cheap as possible then end up paying a lot more than if they chose a trusted seller right away.On the other side I get contacted by up to 20 spammers/scammers a day that obvoiusly want to make money selling “google translate” translations wondering why they don’t get orders.People think Fiverr and freelancing in the online Gig-Economy in general is some magic way to make free money, when in reality it is no different than any other job - if you are not good you will not be very successful in the long term.I would also add this:Keep in mind that neither Fiverr nor the customers have an obligation to give you work / money, you need to earn that. 33 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
patrickcharlie Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 Thanks, Dear!!!Really HelpfulI have good skills, But I don’t find a job.Web Designer And WordPress Customizer@designerraselbdAt a quick glance I noticed that there are quite a few grammar issues in the texts of your gigs, that is something that MUST be perfect, as it can quickly put off potential customers.Hope this helps you out a bit 🙂 25 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
kendal1747 Posted March 16 Share Posted March 16 Thanks, Dear!!!Really HelpfulI have good skills, But I don’t find a job.Web Designer And WordPress Customizer@designerraselbdHi and welcome to the Fiverr Community Forum. 25 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
goffer6575 Posted March 17 Share Posted March 17 I will follow your every step. 23 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
keshun9 Posted March 17 Share Posted March 17 OMG, that’s very informative!Thank you so much:) 26 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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