How To Go From A Newbie Seller, To $1000 Or More A Month!

[anamariaedan]

Wow! I never made that amount of money in one month. The most I could make was $100 and Fiverr is my income source. Anyway, what I wanted to say is that this month has being so slow on orders. I hope it will get better soon.

[anamariaedan]

That’s what I thought too, that after getting orders and reviews I will be receiving more orders. However, out of 44 orders, I have about 35 public reviews. I asked very nicely for feedback, but buyers prefer to leave the order be completed automatically. No idea why. I guess it’s easier just to take the delivery and log out. When buyers check my profile they have no idea how many orders did I get, they only look at the reviews. It can get quite challenging.

[simplysoccerpro]

Yup! I have many repeat customers because I go out of my way to make sure they love the work they receive and that they are treated well. Like you said, making a connection with your customers is very important.

[mdirrfankhan]

Very authentic and natural information. Keep sharing your tips so the newbie like me can get new project.

[simplysoccerpro]

35 reviews from 44 orders is actually very good! I think I remember reading somewhere that the average is below 50% of orders receiving reviews so if that’s the case you are doing well 🙂

[simplysoccerpro]

You got it! Glad you got something out of it.

[doncgarner]

EXCELLENT ADVICE!!! You’re Spot On.
I’ve found that Over Delivering oftentimes leads to Repeat Buying Customers…WHY? Because they are Satisfied with the Job you did, The Service, and The Extras you gave as a PERK for them being a Great Customer an having a Great Project! It works for me. My 2 Cents…Just BEWARE of Misleading Unsatisfied for NO REASON Clients…Who Have you do Excellent Work, then Find a Reason to Get a Refund from Fiverr!!! This Practice is Malicious and Great Sellers like myself and others here DON’T Deserve bad reviews from clients like these! So Be careful…Watch for The Red Flag’s!!! They WILL Be Revealed. Thanks

Blessings-Don

[seochick786]

I would say there is no “how to do” actually because things working for you might not work for other persons. To be successful, you need two things. First, your Inborn talent and second, the element of luck.

[simplysoccerpro]

Absolutely Don! And yeah, I’ve come across clients like that, but I have found that they are few and far between. Like you said, you learn to look for the red flags. If I think a potential client is going to be a huge problem and try and exploit me, I don’t create an order for them.

[eloquensia]

Wow! Nyc post, I may be new on fiverr but not new when it comes to writing, thanks for this eye opener.

[danno1950]

Find buyer requests under the selling tab. You’ll see a list of jobs people have submitted. Find one that fits your skills. When you scroll over that request, at the far right, you’ll see Send Offer.

Best idea is to make sure your profile is well completed, and set up gigs for yourself, before you start sending offers.

Good luck! 🙂

[logoflow]

Hello sir,

you give a best idea ever, i can review in next time and this information will be very help
full to every one.
Thanks

[simplysoccerpro]

I agree that there is no blueprint that will work for everyone, but I totally disagree with talent and luck playing a big part in success. Talent you have naturally, skill is developed by hours and hours of beating on your craft. Essentially, that means working hard. Luck is just an excuse people make in order to justify not trying. Because if the world is against them, what’s the point? Or so they will argue.

You look at most successful people in the world, and although they may have achieved success through different routes, many of them displayed the same habits, behaviors, mindsets and mentalities as each other.

Success is very much a mindset, not a birthright. And it certainly isn’t down to talent or luck.

[seochick786]

At times, you are not that skilled in your profession, not doing things the way another person has the ability to do them. But still you are getting away with things and are more successful than that person. In that case, it’s not your skills or hard work but luck that make you successful.

[seochick786]

I agree with you overall.

[Guest marcbro]

Thanks for the advice bro, It’s very helpful… I’m a newbie here… I hope I can get an order soon…

[simplysoccerpro]

No problem! Since you are already good at writing, it’ll be easier for you once you start having sales!

[weperfectionist]

Seriously helpful for level 2 sellers too.

[l10voices]

Thanks for the information. The part on experiment and research was insightful. I need to do both!

[artbig]

Article useful and absolutely great, I have a question that you have earned $ 200 for the first time how much time passed?

[backlinks_index]

Good advice. However I can only work with fiverr night. I only have the potential 1 sale per day.

And I share gigs at the facebook group. 500 links per day. It was enough to help me.
thank you

[simplysoccerpro]

I don’t remember exactly, but it probably took a month or two. When I first became a seller, my first few weeks and probably months as well were pure experimentation. I was mainly trying new gigs, looking up new info and trying a ton of new things to see what worked.

[resumeexpert01]

That experiment thing works very well as you have explained. Have created some gig that I think will rake in so much money for me. Guess what? It didn’t. I just think no idea is too silly; once it occur to you, just try to see what you can make of it. Thank you for this one

[haroonditta1991]

Highly useful read. Thank you!
I have been on fiverr for 2 months now also my impressions go really high but i am not getting any clicks hence no orders. Can you please have a quick look and point out the issues?
i will be highly obliged 

[simplysoccerpro]

Exactly! You never know what is going to work, so the more you experiment, the more likely it is that you’ll find a winning gig.