How to treat your fiverr account like a business

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Hi Sellers,



Although I just created an account few days back on fiverr. I’ve been following fiverr for over a year now. And all through that year, I’ve been buying all sorts of ebooks on fiverr and reading all I could on fiverr and how to be successful selling on fiverr.



So I think that what we sellers need to do is to:

1. Try and establish a reputation.
   
2. Keep your rating not below 98%.
   
3. Try and over-deliver on your service.
   
4. Always respond on time to your buyers.
   
5. Keep your customers happy at all times no matter if they try pushing you to the wall.
   
6. Always be polite.
   
7. If you cannot deliver a service, politely tell the buyer and cancel the order. It is better to cancel that order and maintain your 100% positive rating than to be greedy, try to deliver it and at the end get a thumbs down.
   
8. Try telling you buyers to contact you first if you think they might get confused understanding your offer.
   
   This is but a few. Feel free to post yours here
   
   
   
   Regards,

[rickrichards]

Thanks for the tips. I have had about 20 gigs in 4 months and everything stated above is what I practice and enjoy. Great post.



Rick.

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Reply to @rickrichards:

Thanks. Keep it up!

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Reply to @mystic_insight: You are welcome.

[ddjoen]

Thanks for your tips, ery usefull

[uniquedesignxx]

Thumbs up!

[ebookcover_xper]

Thanks for the tips. It really helping.

[graphicplaza]

helpful for every one

[stonevo]

Thank you for the tips. I like the #7 in your list 😃

[iamdev]

Thank you so much for your tips…

This is very useful…

🙂

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Reply to @uniquedesignxx: Thanks

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Reply to @ebookcover_xper: I’m happy it was helpful to you

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Reply to @iamdev: Ofcourse it is. just try and use in your service

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Reply to @stonevo: Wow, that’s one of my favorite.

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Reply to @graphicplaza: Ofcourse

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Reply to @ddjoen: You are welcome ddjoen

[atuldayal]

useful post 🙂

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I’m glad it was useful to you.

[ssvvdd17]

Thanx for your useful tips.

[giancarlorosa]

Great tips! Here are a couple of mine:

1. If you want to make it like a business, act like a business. Act Professional, use proper grammar, no spelling mistakes, and no short forms (ie. u - you, y - why)
   
2. Encourage, or give buyers a reason to come back or refer you.
   
3. Tell your colleagues or customers in real life.
   
4. Find relevant search terms to your gig on Google and post a link there.
   
   
   
   Those are just a few, feel free to respond with yours!

[megatraffic2014]

Reply to @giancarlorosa: the spelling aspect is very important.

[fbguruu]

Thank you so much !!! Helpfully !

[giancarlorosa]

Reply to @megatraffic2014: Very! I have seen gigs with terrible spelling, no punctuation, or any grammar concepts. Some of them still get sales, but mainly low review.

[giancarlorosa]

giancarlorosa said: refer you.

Referrals have been very important for my somewhat success! If you do a good job, people will end up referring you to friends.

[safwan]

Great tips for sellers.



I follow all of them.



Sales have been really slow this past month not sure why… sigh