mariowalker96

Hey, Mario! 

So, I am new on Fiverr - actually I joined the platform for the first time since 2015. 

Yes, there's been a lot of changes, but it's fine...so many learning curves, yeah, but I am learning fast and applying the things I learn on my profile.

I see you've got quite a decent reputation here on the forum, so I thought to familiarize myself with you.

I'm Sam Adeyinka and I'm the creative lead at Merakee Digital Solutions, an agency that's focused on helping personal brands and small businesses increase their brand awareness, hence, become more visible and earn what they truly deserve through proper branding and winning marketing strategies.

Mind introducing yourself too?

Here's a case study I did on Youtuber and Real Estate Agent Michael Bordonaro. Give me your thoughts on this case study. P.S I know I said I would stop posting Medium links but I just find it more convenient. Give me your thoughts https://medium.com/@mariowalker904/from-a-small-town-bodyshop-worker-to-a-big-city-realator-c790fe23a527

I will post my case study blogs on here to ensure I don't get in trouble posting medium content.

Still grinding for my first client. I won't quit.

Do you think storytelling convert sales?

Love reading your posts 

I may get my first client soon

Who has that ride or die client that they want to showcase in a video interview? I'm starting a podcast on Youtube where I do customer case studies with other freelancers. I will not charge you so don't worry but I do want to get my name out there as a Customer Case Study Writer.

An All American Girl Crushing The Fiverr World

Intro: If you watch Fiverr tips and advice videos, then chances are you discovered Carrieblogger. Carrie has been a long-running user on Fiverr dating back to 2013 as a college student. Carrie is a Fiverr Pro member and has over 7 thousand subscribers on Youtube.

Problem: Carrie’s dream in life was to be a music teacher. She loved playing the Oboe as a kid, and she felt like she had to be a music teacher. She went to college to study musical theory, and while Carrie was on track to graduate early, she also needed a way to make money outside of a traditional 9–5 job. She discovered Fiverr in a Seventeen magazine article. Carrie created her first gig in 2013, where Carrie charged $5 for a 400-word blog. First, she wasn’t getting any traction, but a few months later, her gig landed on the front page of Fiverr (before the homepage became filtered by your search results). Carrie seemed to be crushing it on Fiverr. Still, Carrie didn’t believe it would be a career until she worked as an elementary school teacher after getting constant rejections from high schools. She hated her job and wanted to quit.

Solution: After working as a teacher for a few months, she decided to quit her job; unlike most people, Carrie did just fine as a freelancer before resigning. She was able to become a full-time Freelance copywriter in 2015.

Outcome: Carrie can work anywhere, anytime now. Carrie recently traveled to the Eastern United States from her home state in Oregon, and it wouldn’t have been possible had she kept her day job. Carrie also was able to link up with another Fiverr legend (Alex Faluso). Carrie has generated a six-figure a year income exclusively on Fiverr.

Sources

https://youtu.be/a6_CWI27KRc

https://youtu.be/k3TtaCDQwSo

https://youtu.be/xGHVXjQ6LxQ

I will get my first order this week by being a b.a.e (beactive everywhere). B.A.E is from Alex Cattoni by the way.

My gig is getting traffic https://www.fiverr.com/share/ZLm97p

Do you guys think this is a good case study? This one is a little different since it's about me. I did a personal case study on a pair of JVC headphones. I know case studies aren't typically in first person, but I'm doing it to practice telling a good customer success story. https://medium.com/@mariowalker904/how-jvc-powerful-on-sound-earphones-changed-the-way-i-listen-to-music-334e8367b9c2