Hopeless and want to quit

[mariakhawar308]

i am totally hopeless.

[vibronx]

Don’t call yourself hopeless. That will get you nowhere. You can do anything if you really apply yourself.

You need to improve your gig descriptions, read up on marketing techniques (not bull**** share your gig on social media ones), and provide actual samples of what you can do.

However, you are not allowed to do academic work for clients, so you should delete your assignments gig. Read the TOS.

Right now, it looks like you haven’t done any research or even applied yourself at all. You need to stop having a defeatist attitude and start to create your own success. Being lazy will not get you anywhere. You need to actually do the work instead of expecting to magically become rich overnight.

[michal247]

I think this is kind of expectations vs reality problem. You literally joined like 40 days ago, you expect money rain or something?

[genuineguidance]

I think this is kind of expectations vs reality problem. You literally joined like 40 days ago, you expect money rain or something?

The YT or blogger guru promised untold wealth if they signed up and just made Gigs willy nilly.

GG

[lloydsolutions]

Unethical Services

Fiverr’s marketplace is open for sellers to offer any creative and productive service they wish to propose. With that being said, we ask to refrain from offering any unethical service. For example, taking part in doing someone else’s academic work (which will likely be submitted as the student’s own work) or requesting academic work to be done for you, is unethical since it violates most schools’ Honor Codes and constitutes copyright infringement. Fiverr does not allow this type of fraudulent activities and it will not be permitted on our platform.

The above is from the Community Standards.

Your account is at risk so remove your assignment gig as suggested by @vibronx

Check this out: New Sellers … The True Way to Success!

It takes time and effort to build your Fiverr business.

[lloydsolutions]

Contact customer support any problem

@sahalam1 Don’t copy forum posts

The above is from the forum rules.

[sahalam1]

@sahalam1 Don’t copy forum posts

The above is from the forum rules.

okey man realy sorry

[mariakhawar308]

Don’t call yourself hopeless. That will get you nowhere. You can do anything if you really apply yourself.

You need to improve your gig descriptions, read up on marketing techniques (not bull**** share your gig on social media ones), and provide actual samples of what you can do.

However, you are not allowed to do academic work for clients, so you should delete your assignments gig. Read the TOS.

Right now, it looks like you haven’t done any research or even applied yourself at all. You need to stop having a defeatist attitude and start to create your own success. Being lazy will not get you anywhere. You need to actually do the work instead of expecting to magically become rich overnight.

thanks for your guide.axtually i am hardworking but having no experience to work online.i dont want money rain but want to work i will remove my gig thanks alot

[mariakhawar308]

I think this is kind of expectations vs reality problem. You literally joined like 40 days ago, you expect money rain or something?

trying to work here but dont know how

[mariakhawar308]

Don’t call yourself hopeless. That will get you nowhere. You can do anything if you really apply yourself.

You need to improve your gig descriptions, read up on marketing techniques (not bull**** share your gig on social media ones), and provide actual samples of what you can do.

However, you are not allowed to do academic work for clients, so you should delete your assignments gig. Read the TOS.

Right now, it looks like you haven’t done any research or even applied yourself at all. You need to stop having a defeatist attitude and start to create your own success. Being lazy will not get you anywhere. You need to actually do the work instead of expecting to magically become rich overnight.

want to work here .i must remove my gig n make some new gigs thanks for your advice

[vickiespencer]

I think you may need to lower your prices. As a new seller I sold for $5 what I now sell for $40 and I am thinking of raising my prices again. It took me 45 days to get my first order.

[mint_frappee]

Try to post art on twitter, maybe it will help

[imagination7413]

@mint_frappee Welcome to the Fiverr forums.

That’s not quite how marketing works. The OP isn’t selling art, so posting art would be pointless and spam. Establishing a social media presence properly can help, but that also takes both work and time.

. https://www.fiverr.com/support/articles/360011292478-The-How-Tos-of-advertising-off-the-Fiverr-platform

[donnovan86]

Never quit.

Boost your skills, learn new things, adapt to the market and surpass the competitors. Everyone has the potential to be a great freelancer. Quitting is just accepting that you’re not made for this. If you are… commit to it. 🙂

[mint_frappee]

@mint_frappee Welcome to the Fiverr forums.

That’s not quite how marketing works. The OP isn’t selling art, so posting art would be pointless and spam. Establishing a social media presence properly can help, but that also takes both work and time.

. https://www.fiverr.com/support/articles/360011292478-The-How-Tos-of-advertising-off-the-Fiverr-platform

Sorry, just assumed every ones were artists here. It wasn’t my intention to promote spam, just wanted to help

[vickiespencer]

Sorry, just assumed every ones were artists here. It wasn’t my intention to promote spam, just wanted to help

just assumed every ones were artists here

There are artists here, but there also are a plethora of other services sold on Fiverr.

[enunciator]

Starting off is absolutely the toughest period on the platform. You don’t have a track record of quality reviews or established any relationships with buyers. To make matters even more difficult, the global pandemic and flood of people desperate to make money online makes being a new seller even more cutthroat.

The cold, hard truth is that the vast majority of seller profiles on Fiverr don’t even have a single successful order. The reasoning for that are as varied as the reasons as to why others succeed. Whether it’s by having incomprehensible gigs filled with terrible spelling and grammar, offering a service that is over-saturated in supply but short on demand, showcasing low quality product, or a multitude of other reasons that can make a gig unattractive to prospective buyers.

A buyer wants to mitigate the risk they take when purchasing from a seller. There are so many horror stories in the forum of buyers receiving terrible quality work from sellers, and they don’t want to have the same experience. A seller needs to convey through their gig that they are dependable, deliver quality work, and are able to deliver something proprietary that they can’t simply get from anyone else (or if they can, not at the same quality). If you are able to convey these attributes, it’s a step in the right direction, but STILL not a guarantee of success, because nothing worthwhile comes quick and easy.

[athoi123]

Please keep patience … May I know What’s the problem?