Your best tip

[callyofficial]

If you could give new sellers just 1 tip for success on Fiverr, what would it be?

 

...looking forward to the amusing replies as well as the helpful ones 

[leannelrivers]

To do your homework on how the site works instead of moaning on the forum and waiting to be bottle fed miraculous solutions to become an overnight success. 

[oskars25]

it depends on communication , end product.

 

[zeus777]

Be realistic, professional, and honest.
....OR dare I say "Stay online for 24 hours, lie, and spam the forum?" 
 

Ever since I joined Fiverr though, I get the feeling a lot of people don't know what "honest" means. Or refuse to understand.
** Insert Billy Joel's Honesty** 
 

Say, @callyofficial, what's YOUR number one tip?? 😁

[eng_shihab]

All-time I give good work and my all buyer give me a 5-star rating, But tips time they said something problem on Card that's why they can't give me the tips.

😁😄

[callyofficial]

7 hours ago, zeus777 said:

Say, @callyofficial, what's YOUR number one tip?? 😁

I would say focus on the 'buyer experience'. From inbox to delivery, how do you make them feel, with both your service and communication. Walk through your own process from beginning to end and put yourself in the shoes of your buyer. Hopefully this will give you clues about where you can make improvements.

[oskars25]

15 hours ago, eng_shihab said:

All-time I give good work and my all buyer give me a 5-star rating, But tips time they said something problem on Card that's why they can't give me the tips.

😁😄

They lie

[rsikanderasif]

I am new but what I have learned so far from seniors is to best understand how fiver works and patience is the key.

[serrakizilkaya]

Same as 1 second needed to redirect the customer to your profile. Your gig cover. If you are a designer, with your portfolio. If you are providing a service, need an illusion or subliminal.

[thetruth_]

Patience, patience & patience. 🗝️

[Guest shipon_it]

Believe in you!

[rosebarlow]

On 10/23/2021 at 9:46 AM, callyofficial said:

I would say focus on the 'buyer experience'. From inbox to delivery, how do you make them feel, with both your service and communication. Walk through your own process from beginning to end and put yourself in the shoes of your buyer. Hopefully this will give you clues about where you can make improvements.

Great advice!

[lenasemenkova]

Sell what you legitimately can do.