Hi everyone i am new seller i have create 5 gig but no orders place me
please help me. i have happy to meet you
hey @faizulislam8
nice to meet you & welcome to our best community.
bro, I will give you some instructions which will help you to get orders.
1; Try to active on Fiverr & the Fiverr forum.
2; Use standard gig title & good looking & attractive gig images on your gig, use best SEO gig title & SEO keywords which is much more important to your gig rank & get orders.
3: always make social media twice in a day on every social media, it will help you to gain new buyers. it also ranks you gig
4: Gain very good skills, make good communication with your buyer & make them 100% satisfied. it will help you to get more orders
If you follow this instruction, I hope you can get orders & make a good gig ranks
Thanks
thanks i have happy to meet you ar_tusar
Hey, @faizulislam8 welcome to the forum.
Please edit the topic category to Your Fiverr Experience > Improve My Gig
Thank you so much for your valuable instructions
It took me 45 days to get my first order.
While I waited for an order, I looked at the gigs of successful sellers. I worked at making my gigs more like theirs. However, if you choose to do this, be sure not to copy anyone’s wording or images as that is against Fiverr TOS.
I belive ( though i also a newbie),
- Good title
- Good seo
- clear and impressive description
- good and attractive image with attractive color and image qulity
- 3 pricing system
- Clear all feature
- 12-15 hrs active in fiver and forum
- marketing this gig in social media
- if no impression after 1 week then change title or catagory or see other example
- Focus on buyer request
- Firstly give services slightly low price than the actual price which should be standard
- Increase english vocabulary to impress your client by your language
- Increase your demo work (working experience different portfolio site)
Be patient success 12 legs behinds. (think and grow rich)
Not a bad summary list, though some are more important than others and some depend on the category of a gig. For example, number 5 heavily depends on what you’re offering. Quality vs quantity is the base for deciding if you should offer multiple packages. ((PPD) point one). (Point 7 depends on priorities, aka ‘don’t quit your day-job’). Also, the FAQ section is underused in gigs, and clearly defining what counts as a revision can save a seller a lot of trouble down the road. Lastly and possibly most important is research and planning, planning and research, and revising plans based on the research. (Did I mention research and planning?)
There are a few other things, but as I said, it’s a good list of basics.
you are not wrong. i give some preliminary idea. Thank you so much to enhance my believe and idea.