Too many clients

[neurofunk]

Hi everyone,



I’ve joined Fiverr three weeks ago and after one week the clients started pouring in like crazy and I’m starting to feel overwhelmed. Any tips from advanced sellers on time management / client management? For now, I simply delay their orders. Do any of you use apps for this? I’m thinking of purchasing a Moleskine just for scheduling the future gigs.



Best,

Kalman

[zeus777]

Hi there, welcome to Fiverr! 🙂



It’s tricky, in some cases sellers will set it to the maximum delivery time, some people will put their gigs on hold after getting an X number of gigs ( I often use this method), then reactivate them again after the orders are cleared.

Some gigs take longer/shorter than others, so when I get several gigs at the same time, I look through them and decide which ones I’ll do earlier/later, then use the good-old fashion post-its and place them on my PC so I won’t get confused. I won’t say it’s the best way, but it works for me! 🙂

[giancarlorosa]

I print out the order pages and put them in order of when I will do them. Has been working for me!

[Guest aizadsooban]

you are getting too many clients ??? wow~~ seriously … i am getting nothing it’s been over a month… 🙂

what you have been doing … !!! and how are doing it … ?

[neurofunk]

I made an account and created a gig, simple as that. Be so good they can’t ignore you. Practice, practice, practice.



Cheers,

Kalman

[victoria91]

There is no such thing as too many clients lol. If you don’t do Fiverr full time, set aside a set amount of time each day to work on gigs. For example, you could maybe devote 2 hours per day to Fiverr and do them in the order that they are due. This way you always deliver early.

[neurofunk]

I never charge 5 for a gig and my projects are starting from a minimum of 10 hours of work. So, in my case, there is such thing.

[dionisaras]

Reply to @giancarlorosa: For the love of planet earth please dont do this when you have 200 orders per day 😉

[fastcopywriter]

Is it worth it to work 10-hours for $5? Is $5 a lot of money in Romania?

[Guest socialpluto]

Try to find a co-worker if you can 😉

[catwriter]

Reply to @neurofunk: Are you aware that it’s against Fiverr’s Terms of Service to sell nothing for $5?

[stanigator]

Sounds like your scope is too big. Cut down your scope, and make clients pay for additional work. This is usually effective at filtering out clients who cost you money.