Can I use Facebook ads to promote my Fiverr gigs?

[creativeboymk]

Hello everyone!
I Just want to increase my impressions and views on my gigs so I want to create an ad on Facebook for my gig. I don’t know if it’s legal or not for Fiverr? Please guide me
Thanks 🙂

[gamoss]

Yes you can advertise your gigs with Facebook ads. Not restricted on Fiverr Terms of service.

[creativeboymk]

Yes you can advertise your gigs with Facebook ads. Not restricted on Fiverr Terms of service.

Thank you for your response… I have to promote it through Facebook page or directly from post? I mean is it OK to directly promote gig link. Thanks

[gamoss]

Thank you for your response… I have to promote it through Facebook page or directly from post? I mean is it OK to directly promote gig link. Thanks

It’s okay to promote a gig link straight. Posts, facebook ads, facebook pages, google ads etc. It’s still a gig you are trying to sell and promoting your gig on various social networks just brings in more potential clients for Fiverr.

[coerdelion]

Yes, it’s ok to send traffic from FB ads directly to your gigs … but a waste of money if they’re not properly targeted, which is not so easy to do these days, what with privacy changes and wotnot …

Ditto, other social media sites - as long as you’re not just spamming your friends. If you know what you’re doing, go for it. If not, really, just don’t.

I note your gigs are mainly graphics based. Unless your social media followers are interested in purchasing your graphics, promoting your Fiverr gigs there is seen as spam. Even if they are interested in purchasing, best practice is to promote one gig no less than five days apart, with other non gig shares in between.

Give value, not spam.

[ammar90it]

sure u can advertise everywhere , but the problem is the budget for ads is more higher and maybe u won’t get customers so it’s super risky.

[creativeboymk]

Yes, it’s ok to send traffic from FB ads directly to your gigs … but a waste of money if they’re not properly targeted, which is not so easy to do these days, what with privacy changes and wotnot …

Ditto, other social media sites - as long as you’re not just spamming your friends. If you know what you’re doing, go for it. If not, really, just don’t.

I note your gigs are mainly graphics based. Unless your social media followers are interested in purchasing your graphics, promoting your Fiverr gigs there is seen as spam. Even if they are interested in purchasing, best practice is to promote one gig no less than five days apart, with other non gig shares in between.

Give value, not spam.

ok thank you 😊

[eggknight]

I think making a landing page and putting your services and gig on it is the best way to go about it. I'm planning to promote my Fiverr work on Facebook as well and that's the method I'll be implementing in my first try. 😀

[rashidiqball]

I found this on Fiverr Term and Services. But I don't found any traces related to Facebook ads

[rashidiqball]

On 6/11/2019 at 7:29 PM, ammar90it said:

sure u can advertise everywhere , but the problem is the budget for ads is more higher and maybe u won’t get customers so it’s super risky.

Not Exactly.  "Sellers may not promote their Gigs or any Fiverr content via the Google Ads platform"

please Do research first and then suggest.

[rashidiqball]

On 4/25/2023 at 9:38 PM, eggknight said:

I think making a landing page and putting your services and gig on it is the best way to go about it. I'm planning to promote my Fiverr work on Facebook as well and that's the method I'll be implementing in my first try. 😀

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