Published my gigs

[fatima92090]

Hollo everyone,

I'm new to fiber,
I have published five gigs. But I did not received any order, my impression is average, now what can I do? Here are my gig links

https://www.fiverr.com/share/p06QKG

https://www.fiverr.com/share/7Wl9ze

https://www.fiverr.com/share/Rq2Y3V

https://www.fiverr.com/share/mQ6Ll8

https://www.fiverr.com/share/dP2yKY

 

Thank you all

[cs_evans]

Your profile says you joined in March of 2019.  Have you not been trying to sell during that time?

What self-learning have you done?  What have you already tried to do to get sales?  Or are you thinking that the only thing it takes to make money on Fiverr is to post a gig, sit back, and let the customers come to you?

[leonorrangel]

I really don't know why is so hard to oldest sellers to give advice to new sellers, they just need little advices. Not be criticized and judged and blamed for everything. Just giving them a recommendation as checking at the courses Fiverr offers isn't hard to say.

If the new sellers are asking, it's because they doesn't know where to start... a little tip without judging doesn't hurt anyone. and it helps that person a lot. For new sellers, my recommendation is to see the courses that fiverr teaches... there you will find excellent recommendations where you can start.

[cs_evans]

17 hours ago, leonorrangel said:

If the new sellers are asking, it's because they doesn't know where to start...

@leonorrangelAs you spend some time on the platform, and specifically the forums, you will find a HUGE percentage of the people have taken absolutely zero personal responsibility for self-learning before spamming the forums with the same questions/statements which have been asked over and over and over and over again.  Even if the person doesn't know where to start with Fiverr, that is no excuse to not try to learn at least the barest of basics.  Nearly every forum on the planet has a search function.  Instead of asking questions at random, a very brief search would yield hundreds of threads addressing the basic questions.  I literally found the answer to three platform questions I had this morning by searching the forums, without having to re-post questions which have been asked before. 

Furthermore, if you are selling on Fiverr, you are a small business owner, which comes with responsibilities.  If someone isn't responsible enough to learn the platform, they probably aren't responsible enough to run a business.  Anyone who shows even the slightest inclination to giving an honest effort, or at the very least, tries to be humble, will be embraced by the forum and advice will be given gladly. 

[catwriter]

17 hours ago, leonorrangel said:

I really don't know why is so hard to oldest sellers to give advice to new sellers

Because tens or even hundreds of new sellers ask the same questions every single day.

And many of them don't really want to put any effort in, they want others to pray for them and assure them that they just need to wait and money will fall into their lap.

Spend some time on the forum and you'll see it for yourself.