The Worst Advice To Give A Newbie (This Is For New Members)

[shahadat43]

Great advice! I hope new sellers will stop creating topics asking for tips and advices and instead, start reading and researching here in the Forum because there are plenty of them.

great advise.i hope i will follow try to your advise.

[rendernew]

I agree with all points sir, you explained them beautifully , except point 4. All i can say from my experience it takes one bad review to get you out of business for a week , month or even upto a year . There are sellers who cancelled one order and thrown back to the very last page of their category , Some of them had bad review from the latest client and that caused all of their gigs to de-rank within an hour. So reviews is all that matters in this platform.

[f4him]

Worst but a great advice for my fiverr journey. I always believe this things. I am not a robot I cannot be active for 24hour. Thanks for your worst advice.

[webimon]

Many many thanks for your great advice.

[rkb_hasn]

Very helpful. Thank you for your advice.

[gelmas12]

how i can get my first my order on fiverr

I can’t really recommend anything. I found the first buyer myself.

[english_voice]

Try to keep login regular and try marketing on social media. Regular come in forum take all suggestion from here.

:man_facepalming:

Successful sellers also receive orders when they are not logged in.

And what does marketing on social media even mean? Seriously, what does this mean?

[max_jm]

Such sage advice! I think this applies for a lot of freelancing gigs. Be patient, know your worth and say no to any offer that seems fishy.

[rahman_shahed]

:man_facepalming:

Successful sellers also receive orders when they are not logged in.

And what does marketing on social media even mean? Seriously, what does this mean?

I mean can marketing on facebook and if you are expert on your work then you will get work soon

[doerbiplob]

Its really helpful post to bring out the myth… Thank you so much for sharing.

[emeraldyt1]

This forum was helpful, patient and learning are always the key to sucess.
thank you!

[we_translate]

as a new seller I found this helpful and logic 😬

[greenloon]

Thank you so much for this post. Good to know. Jamie

[pandorarosa23]

Hello, I’ve been a seller for 2 or 3 years now designing planners for my clients (I’m a college student so I have to pause sometimes) and unfortunately I’ve gotten 9 canceled orders… and 53 completed orders with 5 in progress. So basically my question is, when having 9 cancellations is this bad on my end?? Please be brutally honest. I’ve made over 1k so far, so is this bad as well over a 2 or 3 year period (keep in mind I’m in college lol)

[looseink]

Hello, I’ve been a seller for 2 or 3 years now designing planners for my clients (I’m a college student so I have to pause sometimes) and unfortunately I’ve gotten 9 canceled orders… and 53 completed orders with 5 in progress. So basically my question is, when having 9 cancellations is this bad on my end?? Please be brutally honest. I’ve made over 1k so far, so is this bad as well over a 2 or 3 year period (keep in mind I’m in college lol)

Hard to say.

I’ve had a few cancellations myself but they have always been mutual.

[samyaknetwork]

Your True expert thanks for your valuable information

[rakibul24hrs]

It’s really helpful i feel as a new saller on fiverr. I hope need to following your advice every new sealers. Thanks for this valuable advice.

[chiagzcreations]

Thanks for sharing, it’ll help me especially as I am a new seller, a question I would like to ask is you said always limit your revisions to 2 or 3 maximum does it mean it would be wise to charge for extra revision if a buyers needs more?

[monon33]

I totally agree with you
It is never possible to be active all day then share your gig on social media because it increases the impression but the order does not if your account doesn’t have Buyer who needs your Service, actually this is harmful for your gigs.
Thank you

[asikhasan95]

Many Many Thanks For the good advice… 😍

[chayan902]

your advice is strict. i like your advice this is very helpful to me as a new seller.

[chayan902]

your advice is strict. i like your advice this is very helpful to me as a new seller

[johnstephenn]

Thank you very much for this…a very realistic one.

[pvitalsolutions]

‘‘Thank you for the info’’ 😂

[genuineguidance]

Thanks for sharing, it’ll help me especially as I am a new seller, a question I would like to ask is you said always limit your revisions to 2 or 3 maximum does it mean it would be wise to charge for extra revision if a buyers needs more?

If you do decide to give 2 or 3 or whatever amount of revisions, and the buyer tries to go over that, yes, you are within your right (especially if they ask for new work that wasn’t even in the initial order) to tell them that that would be extra and you can draw up a Custom Offer. The thing is, a lot of buyers here take advantage of new sellers as they know they are between a rock and a hard place when it comes to their first orders - so, they will usually do everything possible to make the buyer happy. The buyer tends to take advantage of this getting way more work than what they are paying for.

GG