Specifics for your Fiverr Success

[miguelerasmotel]

Hello!

I am a new seller here on Fiverr and fresh out of college. Do any more experiences sellers have some advice for a beginning seller? Thank you in advance.

 

[akter_ca]

Welcome here

Plenty of advices and tips are already there on other posts. Please read them. 

[mahmud_nabi]

Just read the topics and you will get useful information.

[miguelerasmotel]

I've looked online and there's a lot of suggestions from people to advertise. Is there any other sellers out there who have some suggestions or success stories that you might want to share to help? 

[jonbaas]

The solution is simple.... go wherever your target customers are located. Advertise in those places.

[miguelerasmotel]

23 hours ago, jonbaas said:

The solution is simple.... go wherever your target customers are located. Advertise in those places.

Thank you!

 

[anisocialmarket]

use social medias, check out your hashtags, build an organic audience, also publish articles on blogs or linkedin 

good luck

[miguelerasmotel]

I've been on Fiverr for quiet a lot of different advice and they all seem to either vary or just be genuinely too vague to be helpful. Does anyone have any specifically concise tips for a beginner seller without a niche? Thanks in advance!

[mariashtelle1]

2 hours ago, miguelerasmotel said:

Does anyone have any specifically concise tips for a beginner seller without a niche?

I now that’s what you want to hear but there is not “specific” or precise tips or actions that will work exactly for you. 
Same advice can work for one seller and don’t work for another even if they provide the same service. 
and on top

of that you didn’t even decide yet on your niche 😉 

you just need to try and test things step by step to see what works for you, understand your market, your service, your target audience, what they like etc 

[enunciator]

Specific and concise?

Well, a lot of the specifics are dependent on the type of service you are providing. Specific advice for a proofreading service wouldn't be the best to apply to, say, a video dancing service.

As for concise, that is fairly easy, but not very specific. 😅 To be brief, here are some of the biggest and most common issues with the gigs and profiles of new sellers:

1. Listing being an 'expert' in something you really aren't an expert in.

2. Terrible grammar and spelling.

3. Promising too much for a tiny amount of money.

4. Offering unlimited revisions.

5. Using pictures, material, or content that you did not create or have the rights to.

6. Being too broad or vague in the types of services you offer.

7. Not properly setting up your Order Requirements page.

8. Not clearly defining what is included in an order.

I'll stop right there or I run the risk of no longer being 'concise.'  🤓

[miguelerasmotel]

On 11/4/2021 at 9:40 PM, enunciator said:

Specific and concise?

Well, a lot of the specifics are dependent on the type of service you are providing. Specific advice for a proofreading service wouldn't be the best to apply to, say, a video dancing service.

As for concise, that is fairly easy, but not very specific. 😅 To be brief, here are some of the biggest and most common issues with the gigs and profiles of new sellers:

1. Listing being an 'expert' in something you really aren't an expert in.

2. Terrible grammar and spelling.

3. Promising too much for a tiny amount of money.

4. Offering unlimited revisions.

5. Using pictures, material, or content that you did not create or have the rights to.

6. Being too broad or vague in the types of services you offer.

7. Not properly setting up your Order Requirements page.

8. Not clearly defining what is included in an order.

I'll stop right there or I run the risk of no longer being 'concise.'  🤓

This actually super helpful! Thank you very much for the information!

This helps a ton, thanks 🙂