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FUBSZ

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Hello BHW members !

In your experience what has proven to be the most efficient way to promote a fiverr gig ? I need huge exposure for my fiverr gig. I am willing to do twice the work for the first 100 buyers just for reviews. So for example if my service is writing a 500 word article for 5$ I will write 2x500 word articles for 5$ just for the first 100 buyers.

This is only an example !!! so dont flame :D

Thanks Guys :)
 
bump- noone gonna help out ?
 
Just doing fine on Fiverr and new as well but I have been researching and studying what works for the pro's. I have made sales within my first couple of days by promoting on social, twitter works, PM and shout outs at various times.

Also search BHW for "Fiverr trick" that should help you message more buyer requests.

I am in the process of gathering information for a loaded knowledgable ebook with increasing Fiverr revenue, thinking of selling it at WSO, LOL!
 
thanks man i promoted a bit on facebook but no luck, ill try again in a day or two.
 
If you just created the gig, just wait for a few days. Usually your gig will be featured on the front page of the searched keyword
 
Wat I think is that usually people find their interests to order on the basis of RATING. So to go up on rating many things count.
Your landing self description page must be attractive. Video is an add on. You may ask your clients to give you feedback as it will help your business. You may give lucrative offers. You must be so active that your client should not wait for your responses.
 
I will be as active as i possibly can ! thanks guys
 
You could offer people money to leave you some reviews.

Try the WTB section.
 
1) if you have $25 or so dollars in Paypal and the account has 5-6 emails associated with it, you could try creating a couple of Fiverr accounts under the different emails, then put in orders for your gig from those different accounts (shouldn't be too dangerous if you do this one time, and use different IPs). "Complete" the gigs then leave positive feedback, you'll lose $5 to Fiverr in fees but you will make up for it with one real order. Then hope the activity of your account does attract somebody, and complete those real orders.

2) SEO the gig page. Research decent keywords for your gig and put them in the gig title and description. Perhaps start a blogspot or other blog to promote the gig page, with the same keywords. Create a video or two about your gig with the same kws.
 
You could also create multiple new gigs for that gig and make it to a more specific niche. Like "i will give 500 words in this niche" and then create a another similar gig but for a different niche. This would help with your gig and buyers searching for specific niches.
 
I am having the same problem, I will say though repeat buyers are awesome so make sure not to slack on your quality.
 
@zebrahat now thats true black hat advertising !
 
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