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I think some sellers do , specially if the seller is actually a group of people or a startup. It’s very cheap and simple nowadays. But most of sellers rely on delivering high quality work alongside maintaining good communication and friendly attitude. Doing so will get a lot of buyers share their experience with you with their friends on social media sites, which might bring more buyers to you.

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Some colleagues who are starting here on Fiverr are touting their gigs on Facebook too.

Giovani Goulart
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Giovani Goulart Official Website

Oficial Website of Giovani Goulart, Brazilian musician and producer.

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Especially when you offer high quality work, good communication and friendly attitude, ads can only help to boost the sales. Bad gigs will not win nice volume of sales even if you invest into ads.

And for new buyers - sometimes you do not need to buy ads. LinkedIN offers $50 voucher, Google AdWords has been sending me a voucher as well… When buying hosting, some bigger hosting providers also offer free advertising coupons. Nice to try as your own money can be used in many other ways.

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