2 Simple Fiverr tips.

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With these 2 tips, I tripled my sales on Fiverr. They are the most common sales tactics from ebook/video course landing pages, and they kill on Fiverr.

1st: When creating a a gig, always have a higher value/price stated in the description. Tell people "the price is going to be $29.95" when you launch your official site. If people see a dollar amount much higher than $5, they KNOW they are getting a great deal.

and this leads to my second tip...

2nd: Tell people its a limited offer. Tell them the gig will only be up for 48 hours, then removed forever because you "can't afford to give away this service to everyone for such a low price". Or tell them you "can only offer it to the first 10 people who order due to the high quality of the service".

Example:

I will tweet your message to all my followers for $5.

Ok, so I am just doing a quick test with my Twitter account. I can't release the name here or tell you exactly how many followers I have, but you can bet its a lot. I am starting an advertising service on my new site for $39.95, but I need 15 people to test it out for me. First 15 people ONLY then I can't take any more orders. The price when I launch my service will be at least $39.95!

Good luck everyone.
 
i hate people who put stuff up on fiverr for MORE than 5 dollars
 
With these 2 tips, I tripled my sales on Fiverr. They are the most common sales tactics from ebook/video course landing pages, and they kill on Fiverr.

1st: When creating a a gig, always have a higher value/price stated in the description. Tell people "the price is going to be $29.95" when you launch your official site. If people see a dollar amount much higher than $5, they KNOW they are getting a great deal.

and this leads to my second tip...

2nd: Tell people its a limited offer. Tell them the gig will only be up for 48 hours, then removed forever because you "can't afford to give away this service to everyone for such a low price". Or tell them you "can only offer it to the first 10 people who order due to the high quality of the service".

Example:

I will tweet your message to all my followers for $5.

Ok, so I am just doing a quick test with my Twitter account. I can't release the name here or tell you exactly how many followers I have, but you can bet its a lot. I am starting an advertising service on my new site for $39.95, but I need 15 people to test it out for me. First 15 people ONLY then I can't take any more orders. The price when I launch my service will be at least $39.95!

Good luck everyone.

I want to buy your GIG now!!!!!....... Very tasty tips here:)
 
and do you actually close your gig after you are done with 15 orders and start a new one or what?
 
Just made my gig yesterday, editted it now! Thanks a lot for the tips :) appreciated.
 
With these 2 tips, I tripled my sales on Fiverr. They are the most common sales tactics from ebook/video course landing pages, and they kill on Fiverr.

1st: When creating a a gig, always have a higher value/price stated in the description. Tell people "the price is going to be $29.95" when you launch your official site. If people see a dollar amount much higher than $5, they KNOW they are getting a great deal.

and this leads to my second tip...

2nd: Tell people its a limited offer. Tell them the gig will only be up for 48 hours, then removed forever because you "can't afford to give away this service to everyone for such a low price". Or tell them you "can only offer it to the first 10 people who order due to the high quality of the service".

Example:

I will tweet your message to all my followers for $5.

Ok, so I am just doing a quick test with my Twitter account. I can't release the name here or tell you exactly how many followers I have, but you can bet its a lot. I am starting an advertising service on my new site for $39.95, but I need 15 people to test it out for me. First 15 people ONLY then I can't take any more orders. The price when I launch my service will be at least $39.95!

Good luck everyone.

Nice idea. I just set-up a new gig, and i used your concept. I hope it will surely work.
 
and do you actually close your gig after you are done with 15 orders and start a new one or what?

Never close a gig that is making you money. If you are earning, do not shut it down. If it stops making money, close the gig and re-list it with a slightly different title.
 
Never close a gig that is making you money. If you are earning, do not shut it down. If it stops making money, close the gig and re-list it with a slightly different title.

This is so true...If you get overwhelmed with orders just change the number
of days you set to complete gigs...I was getting 8 -12 orders a day from a
range of gigs and they started to effect my other IM campaigns so I changed
most gigs from 1 day completion time to 3-4 days until I delt with the back log
and the changed them back to one day again.


And before you PM me - I was creating profile backlinks and bookmarking blah blah blah
 
okay guys i did what KF told that delete non earning gigs and put it on with new line.
i had one gig which is quite old and didnt get single sale i just re wrote and gave it BMD blast i get 2 order in 24 hours so its good and really works

TIP : if you have BMD give your fiverr gigs one BMD blast and you saw increasing sales

BTW +1 for KF for great help
 
thanks for sharing such nice tips
 
these are great tips, thanks. Someone else asked, and I am curious too, do you close the gig once you sell the limited # you offered ? or just up the # your offering to :)
 
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Nice,

I'm going to try this with some other Fiverr sales methods I've been testing.

I'm also trying to get it featured so this might help.
 
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