How to get frist order in Fiverr

[breals]

@faizulxseo  - All you seem to be doing is posting AI driven content.  This is against the forum TOS and you have been reported. 

This forum is for 'real people' to get support and advice from other 'real people'.  

Not bots!

[reygjoni30]

You can try and share your gigs or buy the Fiverr Seller Plus option

[swaybur123]

You try, put in the time and acquire new skills.

[hh_rana]

7 hours ago, faizulxseo said:

I'm sorry to hear that you haven't gotten any orders on Fiverr in the past 2 months. Here are a few tips that might help you get your first order:

1. Be active on Fiverr. The more active you are on Fiverr, the more likely you are to be seen by buyers. Respond to messages promptly.

Staying active or being online does not help you at all.

[smartdezigns]

7 hours ago, faizulxseo said:

I hope these tips help you get your first order on Fiverr!

I think you should feel sorry for yourself first. With zero gigs and zero experience on Fiverr, how can you suggest tips? Using AI content is not gonna help you and others so avoid guiding / suggesting anyone 🙏

 

7 hours ago, faizulxseo said:

1. Be active on Fiverr. The more active you are on Fiverr, the more likely you are to be seen by buyers. Respond to messages promptly, and participate in discussions in the Fiverr forums.

Staying active/online is useless.

 

7 hours ago, faizulxseo said:

• Respond to buyer requests quickly. When a buyer sends you a request, respond as soon as possible. This shows that you're responsive and that you're interested in their business.

Do you even know the status on Buyer Requests? 

 

I will highly encourage you to read all the topics in the Forum regarding Fiverr and it's updates and also how it works etc. Get an experience first till then do not suggest anything. 

[sahadevadhik913]

My gig impression is getting down. What should to do me, please give me advice.

[chris_ld]

Share your gig!!

[bubiproductions]

My observation is Fiverr's algorithm rotates gigs position in periods of time, independently of getting high ratings, repeating buyers etc. So in order to know if there is a problem with your gigs impression, you need to look for average impressions across a longer period of time. If your gigs average is getting lower, think of possible reasons why it is like that;

1) Could be due to summer. There could be fewer projects from buyers due to vacation days, so fewer people searching = fewer impressions

2) Could be more competing gigs present. If your impressions are gained from specific searches, there is a chance that more gigs are created to be shown on those searches. You may experiment searching what your potential buyers might search to find your gig, and adjust your gig description accordingly.

3) Could also be you are not getting enough orders. When your impressions are high, Fiverr (probably) expects you to get at least a few orders for the impressions you get. It is a high probability that Fiverr deems gigs with high impression and no orders as unsuccessful, thus routing the traffic to elsewhere. After all, the algorithm is designed to sell more to profit from the sales

So, detecting a problem is a multi-step research, and you need to take every variable into account. Whilst marketing is an option to get your impressions up, it is probably not a solution to your problem. I can't make a comment with full certainty, as I lack the most of the necessary information. Though with crtical thinking, I'm sure that you would find solution(s) that would benefit you for the long run.

Edited June 29, 2023 by bubiproductions

[sahadevadhik913]

On 6/29/2023 at 2:19 PM, bubiproductions said:

My observation is Fiverr's algorithm rotates gigs position in periods of time, independently of getting high ratings, repeating buyers etc. So in order to know if there is a problem with your gigs impression, you need to look for average impressions across a longer period of time. If your gigs average is getting lower, think of possible reasons why it is like that;

1) Could be due to summer. There could be fewer projects from buyers due to vacation days, so fewer people searching = fewer impressions

2) Could be more competing gigs present. If your impressions are gained from specific searches, there is a chance that more gigs are created to be shown on those searches. You may experiment searching what your potential buyers might search to find your gig, and adjust your gig description accordingly.

3) Could also be you are not getting enough orders. When your impressions are high, Fiverr (probably) expects you to get at least a few orders for the impressions you get. It is a high probability that Fiverr deems gigs with high impression and no orders as unsuccessful, thus routing the traffic to elsewhere. After all, the algorithm is designed to sell more to profit from the sales

So, detecting a problem is a multi-step research, and you need to take every variable into account. Whilst marketing is an option to get your impressions up, it is probably not a solution to your problem. I can't make a comment with full certainty, as I lack the most of the necessary information. Though with crtical thinking, I'm sure that you would find solution(s) that would benefit you for the long run.

Thanks for suggestions....