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Hit the $5,000 Mark today - How did I do it


donhesh

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First of All.

I am doing this to motivate new sellers, Not to show-off or any other thing. My previos post on How did I get my first $3,000 got many people talking.

It took me few months to get where I 'am now. My average gig is $40.05 and My highest Gig is $300.

If you are new to Fiverr and getting few sales. This is what I did to get more leads.

  1. Reply to your reviews. Normally after the buyer leaves a Feedback on your gig. Most people just rate “Good buyer.” However, I went beyond that. I explain the project we did for the client and _congradulate him for the future success.

  2. I advertise my products outside Fiverr. I have few sites (Fiverr don’t allow to add the links). and I add links to my Gig on those websites.

  3. Talk about your gigs. I normally talk about My gigs with Friends, Clients and anyone who is intrested in my gigs.

  4. Cross Sell your products. As an example, If you designed a website for a client. Just see, you can sell them Digital marketing services too.

above are few things work for me. Might not work for everyone.

Good Luck selling.

Regards
Don Hesh - Fiverr SEO Consultant

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I do $100 to $300 Gigs…

Hi donesh,

I wish you all the very best with your venture.

Well what do you think about using Facebook ads for Fiverr gigs?

I understand that FB ads are costly but I’m talking about gigs that I can sell for $100-200 in range.

Thanks in advance.

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Hi donesh,

I wish you all the very best with your venture.

Well what do you think about using Facebook ads for Fiverr gigs?

I understand that FB ads are costly but I’m talking about gigs that I can sell for $100-200 in range.

Thanks in advance.

Mmmmm. Fiverr already advertising on Facebook. I think. Fiverr is already getting buyers to the site. You need to make your Gig more sales oriented.

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Great job. I’m new to fiverr and have been here for 45 days now. I’ve already completed over 25 gigs but my prices are $5-50 but I am very appreciative of it since I’m still new.

Good luck on your success and I wish you the best in the coming weeks as well

Well I hate to break it to you but the OP hasn’t made another sale in years.

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Yeah, I didn’t realize how old this post was

It just goes to show that maybe some people are here for a sprint not prepared to go the distance.

Everyone is quick to celebrate milestones and share their “secrets to $500”.

I actually love seeing old threads where people where like “look at me” and now their profiles are gone or idle.

Not because I enjoy people failing, it’s just a nice reminder that consistency is key.

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It just goes to show that maybe some people are here for a sprint not prepared to go the distance.

Everyone is quick to celebrate milestones and share their “secrets to $500”.

I actually love seeing old threads where people where like “look at me” and now their profiles are gone or idle.

Not because I enjoy people failing, it’s just a nice reminder that consistency is key.

Mate don’t judge people like that. Thinking. Everyone who haven’t made a sale fail. We moved to a bigger platform and have clients around the world now. Also. I’m still helping new comers much as I can.

Also, I’m alive not dead.

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I’m still alive and doing more tha 5k per month with our new agency and startup. Happy to help any new sellers anytime. Ask me anything. Fiverr is a great platform to start your agency.

That’s great, happy to hear that your still making progressive moves. I hope to someday reach the levels you are right now. Question, how do you progress from a freelancer to starting your own online agency, isn’t transition expensive?

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That’s great, happy to hear that your still making progressive moves. I hope to someday reach the levels you are right now. Question, how do you progress from a freelancer to starting your own online agency, isn’t transition expensive?

Keep working on your brand while you work on Fiverr.

Never forget where you started from.

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This post totally inspires me. Although, I see that your Gigs are high in price in compare to mine but I’m totally counting on the huge demand of services I sell. Thank you for sharing.

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