Fiverr Again *Sigh*

Do not rely on fiverr sending you sales. You have to do your own promotions. The best way is to fo such a god job the client keeps coming back.

Be very careful with how you ask for feedback. Don't ask for "good feedback", just ask for feedback. The latter is legal, the prior is not. The FTC has cracked down on incentivized positive feedback. Plus, it's unethical. Exceed your customers' expectations and ask for honest reviews. No need to ask for their reviews to be positive.

i try his fiverr and good
Gig Name : create 80 links with high pr 5 to 10 direct to ur site manualy to pump up serp for $5
Gig Link :hxxp://fiverr.com/extreme_pr/create-80-links-with-high-pr-5-to-10-direct-to-ur-site-manualy-to-pump-up-serp--2
Score (99/100)
Notes: seems like he used GSA to complete the order but overall his work is good, I already test it with my fiverr id scrapeboxhunter, I ordered few hours ago, and seems like I see some serp in my serpbook.com account

to become successful in fiverr des take time. If you are providing good and quality service, you will see increase in your sales with time though it will not happen in a single day.

It depends on your gig. Whatever it is, you should start creating content around your services and promote with social media sites like facebook, linkedin, twitter and youtube.

The sooner you can set up your own website, the sooner you'll be able to charge more money for your services. Also, put on a shirt. A shirt and tie with that crazy hair, people will think you're trendy and cool. Get naked with a teddy bear and you're a creep. Just a heads up, good luck with your gig!

I am a fiverr seller from over 2 years. The first sale is the toughest to come by. I my case after the first sale I got the second a month later, then it was weekly. As I progressed I made more gigs and in the first few weeks of the gig being live I asked friends to buy it and after that relied on fiverr traffic. One good thing to do would be to promote the gig as your sig here and it would send some traffic.

Another trick I use is and advise my students is to include the keyword in your profile and believe me it makes lots of orders if you do just that. Find something that is popular and in demand.
For example there is only one gig on Fiverr that offers writing gig descriptions, it started a week ago and already has 11 sales and 2 in queue, yep something like that.

You can also try to use Fiverr's blog to do some comments in there and get more exposure to your account

You need the first sale. On paypal, add another e-mail address. You are allowed 7 or 8 I forget. Now, purchase your own gig once and see how it works. You can use a proxy or VPN or whatever you like to mask your IP address. Another option is to have someone buy one gig. I know this may seem unethical, but one sale will lead to many more.

You could also try creating a simple ad for your gig; either a banner or a 150x150 square, and then look for Fiverr gigs that offer advertising space.

Buy a couple, test, work, buy some more, and soon you will have a steady stream of work.

That is what I would do if I used Fiverr.

Also, make your copy nice. At first, put your delivery time at a very short duration. People want work done now and that is a great way to make a sale. If possible, use a video because it will increase conversions greatly!

If you can, get your friends and family to open a Fiverr acc (if they dont have one). Then, give them $5 and have them order the gig from you. You will get a nice list of reviews really fast - one review isn't enough anymore I know this is a little bit greyhat, but it's totally worth it if you want to get anywhere on Fiverr

Cheers!

Jan

Fiverr is very competitive for certain types of gigs. So it has become harder to gain traction until you have feedback. So the advice about fashioning your headline to attract attention and offering bonuses is well taken. You must stand out from the crowd. To do this, I listed each service in a slightly different way and also offered different services to increase my visibility. Then I mentioned my other gigs each time I delivered my completed gig.

It still took a while to grow to the point of multiple sales per day. But as my reviews grew, so did my sales.

May I ask what you are selling?

If you aren't selling something people are actively looking for or find entertaining, it will be hard! ;-P

Hi,
There is another site called Fourerr.com. Same as Fiverr, but they charge $4 a gig instead of $5.
Probably, not as many sellers as Fiverr, so, your chances may be better at Fourerr. You can still stay on Fiverr, as well.
Hope this helps!
Geri

Brainstorm your gig related communities
Build your list to give your newsletters
Piggyback high traffic blogs to visit your gigs
Use youtube, doc sharing, pinterest, twitter, fb page, etc
Buy ads on local newspaper, classifieds or brochures.

Forums and blogs are good source, start interacting on fiverr forum.
You can also get good attention promoting your gig through social media,

You could also write a short article about your gig and post it on your website or blog and then share the link on various Facebook groups.

That could help get the ball rolling.

"1 order/day" should not be your goal if you're just a beginner guy ^^. It depends on many factors, but if your GIG's in a extremely highly-competitive topic, it's almost impossible for you to fight against BIG BOY there. My advice for you: "Create as many GIGs as you can, in case you're running out of ideas, try to become a middle-man (please learn more yourself)". And diversifying the topic of your GIGs, the most favorite GIGs on Fiverr - from my own experience - relates to graphic design (logo, banner, poster, infographic, Photoshop-related work); video making (whiteboard, testimonial, funny video, introduction using After effect, weird video), SOCIAL MARKETING (sell likes, followers, sharing); WRITING (press release, re-write, copy-write, review); Website design and coding (make simple e-commerce site, convert to mobile site, convert from html to wordpress, ...)
In addition, you should utilize your 3 daily offer for "Buyer request" to promote your gigs, recommend them to check out other of your gigs, give positive review and COLLECT your gig as favorite one.
Promote Fiverr gig outside didn't work for me (I used to applying post commenting and social media sharing), but you can also try if you want.
Few advices for you and anyone that need, hope that it can help.
Good luck guy!

You could promote your stuff with articles or solo ads.

Join forums related to your gigs and then add your sig that links to your Fiverr gig(s).

If you have a gig offering an ebook on weight loss tips, join a weight loss forum and start making posts with advice on weight loss and people will see your sig and some of them will click on it.

If your gig is to write articles, then add your sig to your profile here on the WF and some people will click on it and see your gig.

The more posts you make on any forum will lead to you getting more clicks to your gigs on Fiverr. If you have 300 posts on any forum, you will get more traffic to your gigs than if you only have 50 posts.

Keep getting more followers on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Tumblr, etc. and also show them what you have to offer on Fiverr.

Good luck !

Hi Nick:

Getting feed back on Fiverr is important, but the most important is not getting a neg review. Try to do what the customer asks of you. Most can get angry. Maintain a good web presence. Sadly we cannot share our emails or phone numbers on Fiverr, but I send people videos via you tube on what I am doing to let them see me.

I have to give all kinds of credit for sticking with Fiverr as a seller. I cannot
imagine how anyone can make any real money doing that.

I believe solo ads can help you grow sales in the future.