In just 24 hours, hundreds of people send offers to customers. I wonder how this system works.
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If you mean sending an offer to a buyer’s request, yes, people do get orders that way.
If you mean sending unsolicited offers directly to inbox, that’s strictly forbidden.
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This depends on the category, but for the logo, it is standard that BR gets 200-400 offers.
But very, very, very rarely. I sent over 500, got 2 orders, one was canceled, the other one was …
Now I do not even open that.
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Buyer requests are the biggest idiot magnet I’ve ever known.
Post one to see for yourself, Shakespeare couldn’t write a more tragic comedy.
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I have thought of doing this, but I was afraid of all the spam that would come my way! 
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I mean sending an offer to a buyer’s request of course. Indeed, one out of 100 offers includes $5 and the customer agrees. No matter how quality your job is, the system does not separate these people from each other.
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Yep. Exactly. I don’t believe there can be more because 200-400 offers is quite too much.
As a logo designer, I started in April with two logo gigs. It did not take long to realize I do not stand the chance among 180000 “designers” available.
So I added other services that are still very within my skills and certifications.
But I made the mistake of making the GIGs without deep search (I only did 2-4 days of research for each GIG and now I know that is not enough).
Every time I opened Buyers request and found logo BR, in a matter of 10 minutes it got 100-400 offers. I have screenshots on some topics about that.
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I got the first order from Buyers Request.
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That’s how I got my first order, but in my category they only seem to receive between 20 and 50 offers. So in my case I consider the chances of being picked higher.
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this article will help you maybe. How to get more ORDERS from Buyer Requests? [FOR SERIOUS SELLERS]]