how can i get order & improve my gig?

[raju99design]

how can i get order & improve my gig?

[maria537]

Here's some real advice you can implement – but they only work if you're good at what you do. If you're misrepresenting your skills, these won't work. 

• Do market research to figure out who your customers are, why they need help, and how you can solve their problems. 
• Create an outstanding gig showcasing why you're the right person to help them, and back it up with actual knowledge. 
• Invest in your business: hire someone professional to design your gig thumbnails (unless you're a designer), hire a writer to help you with your gig description (unless you're a writer), hire analysts to help you gain valuable insight into the market you're entering, and produce a professional gig video explaining about what you do and why the buyer should order from you. 
• Set realistic goals, and don't overpromise. It's better to underpromise and overdeliver. 
• Don't offer unlimited revisions, and don't sell your services for five dollars. It opens the door to bad buyers and challenging experiences. If you've come this far, you're worth more than that. 
• Take courses in customer care to gain more than a basic understanding of how you communicate with your clients. 
• Keep working on improving your skills in whatever niche you belong to. 
• Treat all your buyers like they are VIPs – but only as long as they treat you with respect and courtesy. 
• Answer messages quickly but thoroughly. Be sure to learn as much as you can about a project before accepting it, so you have a clear outline of what your work entails. 
• Be friendly, but not too personal. Avoid terms like "dear", "bro", "mate", and "friend". It's a business, not a social club. Treat it that way. 
• Know that there are no shortcuts to success. Work hard, but smart. Deliver outstanding quality and service to your buyers. It will make your buyers happy, ensuring you get positive reviews and positive hidden feedback. That will, in turn, increase your chances of ranking high and climbing the levels on Fiverr. 
• Make sure to keep your buyers updated during the order. It helps the buyer feel like they are in safe hands. 
• Don't be afraid of asking questions. If you're not 100% sure about something, it's better to ask the buyer than to make a mistake. 
• Deliver on time, every time. Give yourself time to complete orders. If you offer 24 hour delivery time, that means you shouldn't need more than 12 hours to complete the order. If you need more, your delivery time should be set to 2 days. Delivering early and ahead of schedule has the added bonus of impressing your buyer. 
• Praying will (most likely) not affect your gig ranking. Sure, do it if you want to pray, but don't count on it to work. That's not how business is conducted. 

 

Please see this post for details understanding. 

 

[brodingomez]

1)A good profile

2)Promote gig through social media

3)Join groups that can support us

4)Customer centric milestones

[smashradio]

On 9/12/2021 at 4:10 PM, maria537 said:

Here's some real advice you can implement – but they only work if you're good at what you do. If you're misrepresenting your skills, these won't work. 

• Do market research to figure out who your customers are, why they need help, and how you can solve their problems. 
• Create an outstanding gig showcasing why you're the right person to help them, and back it up with actual knowledge. 
• Invest in your business: hire someone professional to design your gig thumbnails (unless you're a designer), hire a writer to help you with your gig description (unless you're a writer), hire analysts to help you gain valuable insight into the market you're entering, and produce a professional gig video explaining about what you do and why the buyer should order from you. 
• Set realistic goals, and don't overpromise. It's better to underpromise and overdeliver. 
• Don't offer unlimited revisions, and don't sell your services for five dollars. It opens the door to bad buyers and challenging experiences. If you've come this far, you're worth more than that. 
• Take courses in customer care to gain more than a basic understanding of how you communicate with your clients. 
• Keep working on improving your skills in whatever niche you belong to. 
• Treat all your buyers like they are VIPs – but only as long as they treat you with respect and courtesy. 
• Answer messages quickly but thoroughly. Be sure to learn as much as you can about a project before accepting it, so you have a clear outline of what your work entails. 
• Be friendly, but not too personal. Avoid terms like "dear", "bro", "mate", and "friend". It's a business, not a social club. Treat it that way. 
• Know that there are no shortcuts to success. Work hard, but smart. Deliver outstanding quality and service to your buyers. It will make your buyers happy, ensuring you get positive reviews and positive hidden feedback. That will, in turn, increase your chances of ranking high and climbing the levels on Fiverr. 
• Make sure to keep your buyers updated during the order. It helps the buyer feel like they are in safe hands. 
• Don't be afraid of asking questions. If you're not 100% sure about something, it's better to ask the buyer than to make a mistake. 
• Deliver on time, every time. Give yourself time to complete orders. If you offer 24 hour delivery time, that means you shouldn't need more than 12 hours to complete the order. If you need more, your delivery time should be set to 2 days. Delivering early and ahead of schedule has the added bonus of impressing your buyer. 
• Praying will (most likely) not affect your gig ranking. Sure, do it if you want to pray, but don't count on it to work. That's not how business is conducted. 

 

Please see this post for details understanding. 

 

Thanks for sharing my post. I'd prefer if you don't paste my entire posts or guides into other threads, but instead use the link to the post only. There's no point in having the same content copy/pasted everywhere. But thanks for sharing it, anyway :)