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On 9/11/2024 at 11:10 PM, mandyzines said:

Don't put all of your eggs in one basket. Your investment of time, energy, and money can be gone in the blink of an eye if the "AI" on the site misinterprets something and the likelihood of you being left in the dark without any recourse is very high.

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Never expect to get more orders by setting a meager price. There are some toxic buyers, because they are very greedy(including Fiverr Select buyers), expecting to provide services worth dozens of dollars for just five dollars, and then they make all sorts of false promises to you, such as saying there will be more orders in the future, you will become famous, or they are big companies, only looking to exploit you and make you meet their unreasonable expectations. 

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Don´t underestimate spending time on promoting your gigs (plan in that time or set around 60 or 70/month aside for it), next to that, deliver at least 6 hrs before the deadline, in this way you stay higher in the visibility. Goodluck everyone! 

On 9/17/2024 at 2:33 PM, bashir_expert1 said:

I believe in Quality over Quantity. 

Always! 

On 9/14/2024 at 6:47 AM, uk1000 said:

If the client is wrong wouldn't it be better to politely show & say that they are wrong (not saying "you are wrong" but another way)? eg. if they ask for something and something about what they ask for would mean lots more work but they say "oh it won't require x to be done" you could show them exactly why x would need to be done, why it would take a lot longer to do that task and maybe if quoting a price, why it could cost more.

It's surely best to be honest if the buyer is making incorrect statements, with proof to back up the actual truth.

This is so important, yes. And it´s good to refer to it in things previously discussed, for example, on tuesday you said this and this, according to research unfortunately it is not possible (show facts) and that is why I cannot meet your expectations (e.g.) and then give alternatives or solutions to then still complete or to cancel the order. 

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On 9/11/2024 at 1:40 PM, mandyzines said:

Don't put all of your eggs in one basket. Your investment of time, energy, and money can be gone in the blink of an eye if the "AI" on the site misinterprets something and the likelihood of you being left in the dark without any recourse is very high.

100% agree with this and a lesson a lot of us have learned - especially over the last few months. Deliver quality on Fiverr - most definitely but I think diversification in terms of where one is building one's business is critical

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6 hours ago, nipaislam640 said:

To keep the client satisfied by any means. Update yourself from time to time.

to increase your earnings, increase your learnings, it is the value of your expertise in the service you offer that is proportionate to how well you do in fiverr

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Patience is the key. Most of the times all I've get is scam offers saying you should post ads on Facebooks (I offer translations and voiceovers) or the same fake messages from a different user with a promise of a voiceover work - but with the exact same text.

 

And then sometimes there's a real job.

 

So, patience, patience, patience, and don't give up!

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f.png.23b9e0b46556663ac0d4b5f25a6017db.pngFirst, learn then earn. Many people work on Fiver without gaining good knowledge about Fiver, they start without learning Fiver and when they reach the middle fiver bans them because they began without learning Fiver specially Fiver rules and the Fiver search algorithm, so they should learn first start work on it.

 

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8 hours ago, wingspan1 said:

First, learn then earn. Many people work on Fiver without gaining good knowledge about Fiver, they start without learning Fiver and when they reach the middle fiver bans them because they began without learning Fiver specially Fiver rules and the Fiver search algorithm, so they should learn first start work on it.

Learning spelling of the platform can also be a good start!!

You had 6 chances. 

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My best Fiverr advice? Other than to get off of the platform I don't know what to say. You're either getting orders and already know what to do or your new / not getting orders and in most cases there's literally nothing you can do to fix it without getting said orders ...... which you aren't getting.

Have your profile, description, and examples really shine as I feel like really the only thing you can do is to make sure that if someone clicks on your gig they buy it.

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I have the best advice for Fiverr: focus on making your gigs clearer. For example, if you're offering SEO services or web design, create four distinct gigs for each specific service. This approach will help you receive continuous orders, which is what I do. If you're a UGC content creator, focus on one type of UGC content. For instance, if your niche is showcasing a product, like holding or hugging a bottle, keep it simple and consistent. As more brands notice, they'll reach out to you with continuous orders, and your job becomes easier. You only need to repeat the same action—whether it's with an Adidas bottle, a Nike bottle, or any other brand. There’s no need for revisions, and you can complete orders quickly, sometimes in seconds or within 24 hours. My suggestion is to focus on your expertise and stick to doing one thing really well.

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