How to get my first odder??

[nishat57]

How to get my first odder??

[janyseo333]

Your gig image is attractive 

Gig description optimization

Add Relevant keywords

[yeasinnewaj]

You have to work on your gig and then do social media marketing to get clients and impressions on your gig. 

Promote your gig on LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Pinterest and Quora. 

 

Hope you get your order soon! Best of luck

[eftihan_ashrap]

@nishat57

Create a professional profile, offer services you're good at, set competitive prices, promote your gigs on different social media. Patience and persistence are key.

[wordpresspro133]

Share your gig in various social media Linkedin Twitter Facebook Google.

[mahidmunna]

• Try to make attractive gig images
• Push keyboard 
• stay realtime active
• Research more and more

 

[mdkhokonkhan112]

5 hours ago, nishat57 said:

How to get my first odder??

• Craft an attractive and professional profile.

[shaamim]

 

7 hours ago, molla_mahadi said:

Create a Strong Profile:

Choose a professional profile picture.
Write a compelling and concise profile description that highlights your skills, experience, and what makes you unique.
Showcase relevant qualifications, certifications, or previous work.
Select a Niche:

Focus on a specific niche or category that aligns with your skills and interests. This makes it easier to target potential buyers.
Optimize Your Gig(s):

Craft engaging gig titles and descriptions.
Use high-quality images or videos that represent your services.
Set competitive pricing for your services.
Use relevant tags and keywords to make your gig discoverable.
Offer High-Quality Services:

Be sure that you can deliver on the promises you make in your gig.
Offer exceptional value and excellent customer service.
Promote Your Gigs:

Share your Fiverr gigs on social media and other platforms.
Consider creating a professional website or portfolio to showcase your work.
Send Buyer Requests:

Fiverr allows you to send offers to buyer requests relevant to your skills. Craft personalized responses that address the buyer's needs.
Engage with the Fiverr Community:

Participate in Fiverr's forum and community discussions to increase your visibility and build your reputation.
Ask for Reviews:

After successfully delivering your services, politely ask satisfied customers to leave reviews. Positive reviews can help build trust with potential buyers.
Be Patient:

Getting your first order may take time. Be patient and persistent.
Continuously Improve:

Pay attention to feedback and use it to improve your services and customer experience.
Stay Active:

Regularly update your gig descriptions, images, and pricing to stay competitive and maintain a fresh profile.
Deliver Excellent Customer Service:

Respond promptly to inquiries and messages.
Communicate clearly with buyers throughout the order process.
Remember that building a freelance career, especially on platforms like Fiverr, takes time and effort. As you accumulate positive reviews and gain experience, it becomes easier to attract clients. Be sure to follow Fiverr's terms of service and policies to maintain a good standing on the platform.

This AI-generated content, you pasted few times in others post. Please stop to do this. This violates forum rule #8.

And why are you giving such advice! I see you just completed an order. so first focus on your own profile.

 

[zamirulislam006]

You Can Try Those Step Below:

1. Provide an unique service

2. Promote your gig on social media

3. Start at a low price

4. Gig Images and Videos

5. Excellent Gig Description

[filipdevaere]

24 minutes ago, jakiyakhatun94 said:

2nd try always active online

WRONG! Staying active or being online does not help you at all. This myth is spread by sellers who lack knowledge about how Fiverr works.
Check what a Fiverr Staff member posted on September 25, 2023.
 
And another Fiverr Staff member on October 08, 2023.

[filipdevaere]

52 minutes ago, nazmulazad said:

Dear  jakiyakhatun94, Stay online most of the time.

 

52 minutes ago, nazmulazad said:

Stay online Most of the time.

No, no, and no...... Staying online does not help you at all.