My ROCK tip for new sellers!

[julipalmer7]

Please do not wait for just buyer’s request to get the first order. Advertise, advertise, on other social media platforms from the beginning. Buyer’s request is a great way for buyer’s to see you if they are interested, but the net is such a large place for other interested persons to see your gig. Best “ROCK” Wishes.

[Guest seobookmarkbest]

How to promote new gigs?

[julipalmer7]

Share your link on other social media platforms. Best wishes.

[dil2014]

What is the best way to …

[logodesigndesk]

Doing this right away, as I’ve signed up yesterday and looking forward to my first order. Thank you 🙂

[clippingpathlab]

This post is really interesting. Some gigs are really very useful. check my gigs: https://www.fiverr.com/clippingpathlab

[julipalmer7]

Ok very well @logodesigndesk

[julipalmer7]

Ok @clippingpathlab

[julipalmer7]

@dil2014, once you have a facebook and or twitter account, just let your followers know about your services, best wishes.

[gazmo_seo]

Totally agree! From what I can see here, you need to give new members to fiverr before you can expect fiverr to find you new buyers.



Plenty of new gigs are still at 0 orders weeks after they have been published.



This is why I’m currently setting up social media, asking potential customers about specifics on my gigs (what they would love, etc) - and when I launch I should have potential customers lined up already. Hopefully, long-term facebook fans, too 🙂



Pretty sure that’s the proper way to do it but we’ll see 🙂

[jamesbulls]

If you optimize your gig for search results within Fiverr (title, description, and tags all matchy-matchy), that’ll go a long way, but speaking for myself? My sales only stay steady when I keep busy on social networks and sharing my content there. No social activity = no traffic = dramatically fewer sales.

[julipalmer7]

@gazme_seo, yes I learnt the hard way. Better to start from early. Best wishes.

[julipalmer7]

@jamesbulls, thanks much!