How to get order from Fiverr?

[lakshanferna511]

I have been working with Fiverr since 2020. But still I didn't get any order. Can anyone help me how to do this.

[ligiacarvalho]

I did a quick check on your Fiverr profile. You only have one active gig about content writing, however you state in your profile description that you offer services, without active gigs for those categories.

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i have two other gigs which are logo design and data entry. 

Why not creating two other gigs for those categories? Although those are saturated categories, you still have more chances to reach more buyers.

[tawsifer_rahman]

 

On 6/24/2021 at 8:57 AM, lakshanferna511 said:

I have been working with Fiverr since 2020. But still I didn't get any order. Can anyone help me how to do this.

Well, You can share your gig  in social media, try to response first and try to give 24/7 hour service.

[sarwatnadeem98]

21 hours ago, lakshanferna511 said:

I have been working with Fiverr since 2020. But still I didn't get any order. Can anyone help me how to do this.

Make your gig with low competition keywords title. Use the title keywords in your description approximately 4 times. Also make a video with same keywords and add in your gallery. Also add tags related to your title. This will help you to increase impression or click.

[angel_vox]

Hi lakshanferna511,

Few tips To Increase Your Sales: · create smart gigs · Make proper use of Gig Extras · Overcome the first sale barrier · Stay updated and never miss a thing · Check for buyer requests · Deliver the quality you promised and even better · Build a base of loyal buyers ·

 https://www.fiverr.com/support/articles/360010451297-How-to-Start-Selling-on-Fiverr?segment=seller

[taronbd]

 

21 hours ago, lakshanferna511 said:

I have been working with Fiverr since 2020. But still I didn't get any order.

Welcome to Fiverr Community Forum!

I received the 1st order 2 years after opening the account. Don't lose patience. Stay online every day and share your gigs on social sites. Send buyer requests correctly every day. Build experience in your category. Give at least eight hours a day at the forum. Hope you get your first order soon. Good luck to you.😍

[goffer6575]

shear your gig on social media and active on fiverr more time

[genuineguidance]

21 hours ago, tawsifer_rahman said:

try to give 24/7 hour service.

Forum format changes, but the inane advice stays the same.

How on earth can someone give 24/7 service unless they have a team of people working under them who can be there watching for orders or messages? That's right, you cannot. And, do not say, "Well, just have the app on your phone open".. nope, the app signs you out after so much time, just like the site does - and if you add a browser extension that refreshes automatically, well, that will get your account a TOS warning as that is not allowed either.

This guy has been here since 2020 - over a year and has not received an order? That says either his Gig is not well written or catchy enough to garner a second look by a buyer.

GG

[genuineguidance]

18 hours ago, taronbd said:

Give at least eight hours a day at the forum.

And, where are your receipts (proof) that hanging out on the forum for 8 hours a day is the sure fire way to get orders? There is NO time limit on how long you should be on the site - and being on the forum is not how you get orders or reach potential buyers. Now, if you are on the forum actually READING the advice given and searching for topics that answer your questions (instead of making the same post as this one did), that can help one learn how to navigate the site and perhaps get orders.

Most are too lazy though, and would rather follow unproven advice or come and ask the same question that has been asked a million times before.

GG

[catwriter]

On 6/24/2021 at 5:57 PM, lakshanferna511 said:

Can anyone help me how to do this.

By offering only things that you can do really well, and by avoiding inconsistencies in your profile and gigs. For example, you say that you have two other gigs, but where are they? And what does being a "professional YouTube thumbnail maker", which you keep repeating in your profile description, have to do with article writing? If someone is looking to hire a writer, why would they hire a "professional YouTube thumbnail maker"?