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Two months on fiverr => level 2 seller BOOOOM! Tips for new Sellers


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hello fiverr sellers, i have two months on fiverr and today i did it, yes, i did it, I am level two seller 🙂

how i did it ? it’s very easy just follow these simple steps.

first 10 days i think i didnt got any order, why ? i was just waiting for the buyers -_- but it was a mistake.

after that my friend told me about " Buyer Requests " page so i used it to find my first orders.

in the " Buyer Requests " page i found that some sellers give to the buyer a really bad offers, how ? for ex : the buyer asks for a fitness logo. the sellers give hime the same message without any special thing so they sent to him this boring msg : i will design a fitness logo for 5$. please tell me what’s the special in this ? if the buyer wants something like this he will orders from the existing gigs on fiverr, so please please, be unique, be special.

after this step i got some orders and always i try to talk to the customer as if we were friends, you know sometimes the customer asks me about my personal life, my country, you see i make the relationship between me and him more friendly, so he comebacks to me again 🙂

when i deliver the work i always ask him if he wants a modification until his satisfaction. ( if you took a look on my profile you will find that the majority of the customers love the way i talk to them )

so i think that’s all i did to rank to lvl 2 in less in two months !! if you have any questions you can ask me in the comment section i’ll do my best to help you 🙂

best regards,

Yassine Bertali

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I’ve been a Seller here at Fiverr for 1 year now, and I quite disagree with the “friendly close relationships” attitude. In my experience, it’s way more successful to keep the relationship as professional as possible. What do I mean by that? You know when you use the call-center of a really big company/corporation, with the dial menu, etc. The way the call people communicate with you is the way I communicate with my buyers. Highly professional, always reply within 10 minutes, have signature containing my regards message + my timezone, etc.

You are still new and green here at Fiverr :), but soon you’ll realise that keeping things personal is not good for you, as people start (on a psychological level) to treat you as a “friend”. And once they do - they usually start to ask for favours, instead of paying for their service. This is what will drag you down, if you do keep discussions on a super close / personal level.

Best Regards,
Denis Saidov

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I have a new account after fiverr decided to block my former level 1 (almost in level 2) account based on a flimsy report they claimed to have gotten. They blocked the account without contacting me or warning me.
Very unfair
Now its 10days and my new account still has no sales. Its frustrating

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Well done. I think there are more good positive stories on here than negative. I think most people who consider why they are here, offer a good service, consider their buyers, stay professional, and deliver on their promises - those people will do well.

If you don’t do those things, I can’t see how you will succeed. Unless you’re just another seller in a crowded market - what’s your USP?

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I SLIGHTLY disagree, … you can keep a friendly attitude, and a personal kind of outlook to clients, WHILE maintaining your professional standards. It’s the way I work for the most part. I’m friendly to folks… and if they try and step out of bounds, you just have to be firm.

I think of it as a little status bar in my head.
Left = Friendly ------ Right = Professional

If they start stepping out of bounds, or I can plainly see they are trying to take advantage of me… they get the professional side more than the friendly REAL me… but it’s all their choice. 😉

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Excellent Tip for new sellers, here on Fiverr.Thanks for sharing this fast but comprehensive introduction on 'how to get your fist order".Nice job!

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I think, the best method will be to speak fluid, on an average business language, not too difficult to understand and, not to easy (dump). I usually practice with different models of business or cover letters.Take a look at some examples on Google.Don’t hesitate and sometimes, start a closer conversation with the buyer.
That’s all !

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