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My Story: $100,000 earned in my first year of being a seller


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Congratulations for this wonderful success. Actually I have been on Fiverr for a while now but I never come to this community for once and the reason why I am here today is as a result of my Gigs that is deranked but you already answer my questions in your post. Thanks once again.

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Thank you for this piece of post. The enjoy to see that people earn online, can not be overemphasized. Do you I have join Fiverr since 2020. I have heard of Fiverr since 2005. I didn't understand how it works. I just become a seller this month. I didn't know that there is a buyer side to it and seller side to it. I have been on the buyer side for two years. I know that the day, your eyes open to opportunities that is when your breakthrough start. Thank you a million times. 

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On 1/21/2021 at 10:43 PM, andrewcarpen756 said:

Remember the artform that is business, always overdeliver to your customers, going the extra mile in any walk of life has huge benefits.

Thanks for sharing your story and for your tips. I have a question if you don't mind. I have heard this same advice from many experienced fiverr sellers - to overdeliver on your orders. Can you please explain what that exactly means? Thank you in advance! 

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32 minutes ago, aswatha19 said:

Thanks for sharing your story and for your tips. I have a question if you don't mind. I have heard this same advice from many experienced fiverr sellers - to overdeliver on your orders. Can you please explain what that exactly means? Thank you in advance! 

Firstly, that's only half the advice. The full phrase is "Underpromise, overdeliver", and yes, that first part is important. It's duel purpose, because if you fail at either point, you'll be less likely to have an upset Buyer. Thus it is not a requirement, but a policy for cases in which things go wrong. Overdeliver is the backup strategy.

That said, there's nothing wrong with throwing in a tiny bit more than what you state in your delivery, so long as it does not cost you more resources.

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