how do I get clients on fiverr?

In the beginning, your goal is to build a portfolio. You have to work for free at first—or even pay to get started. You need 5-star reviews. Pay your friend to buy your service and leave a review if you have to.

Offer something amazing.

You need a long-term mindset. You have to pay your dues. You have to do things differently. Create multiple gigs. Forget SEO and other gimmicky crap. The only thing that matters is VALUE.

People will buy your service if they believe they’ll get more in return. That’s it.
 
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BlackStar81 said:
What does an application for Pro Seller provide and how can I get access to client briefs?
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Becoming a pro seller just gives you a badge saying you're a verified professional.
Client briefs is, I believe, enabled from the account preferences but I can't remember.
 
kaalemat said:
hello members,
I have started seller journey on fiverr 3 months ago and I only got 50 impression so far but I didn't get any order.
so, my question is what should I do to get clients, do I have to make changes to my gig? or lower the price? or should I buy reviews? or sit back and wait?
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Start focusing on seo
 
hikmat said:
Start focusing on seo
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Useless. Competition is so much, every day hundreds of people creating new gigs. Most of them are using "SEO" in their titles or descriptions. But Fiverr alogorithm is not "friendly" for beginners.

Fiverr doesn't care new freelancers, you can have best skills, best portfolios, best SEO but zero client.

Why?

Cause there is no "IMPRESSION" cause Fiverr algorithm not showing your gig to people. Your gig just gets lost in between in many gigs.
 
Without any reviews it will be difficult to find your first customers. You will need to offer special low prices to get your first customers, get some reviews and slowly increase your price once you have some reviews...if you try to offer the same prices, the client doesn't have a reason to hire a newbie
 
kaalemat said:
I have started seller journey on fiverr 3 months ago and I only got 50 impression so far but I didn't get any order.
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perform keyword research and analyze competitor gigs properly and then add an unique point that your competitors are missing and the starter pack should be low an entry level like a hook and the goal of profit would be from custom offer+rest of the packages, you will have to provide solid value otherwise in this competitive and dry era of fiverr getting order would be a hassle also for getting some traction you can get some reviews but it does not guarantees anything just works as a social proof of you have done the work for someone without any issues take 3-7 days to research and publish new gigs and monitor for a month good luck
 
kaalemat said:
hello members,
I have started seller journey on fiverr 3 months ago and I only got 50 impression so far but I didn't get any order.
so, my question is what should I do to get clients, do I have to make changes to my gig? or lower the price? or should I buy reviews? or sit back and wait?
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Try changing gig. There might be lot of competition in the current niche you are trying anything this no orders. Pick something you are good at and still has less competition.
 
First, focus on improving your gig: make your title and description super clear, add a strong portfolio or examples, and use eye-catching images/videos. Check if your pricing is competitive, but don’t just slash it—value matters too. Also, promote your gigs outside Fiverr (social media, forums). Patience helps, but active tweaking usually gets results faster than just waiting.
 
Honestly, it has become more and more difficult to get orders there since AI is taking more and more over; 10 years ago you went to Fiverr for a logo design, but now you need a new angle. Don't just lower prices. Instead, offer big, problem-solving gigs like a "Complete Brand Kit" instead of just a logo. Market yourself as the human expert who adds strategy and style that AI can't. :)
 
I've been a merchant for a year now, but my visibility is very low, and I haven't made a single sale.:weep:
 
kaalemat said:
hello members,
I have started seller journey on fiverr 3 months ago and I only got 50 impression so far but I didn't get any order.
so, my question is what should I do to get clients, do I have to make changes to my gig? or lower the price? or should I buy reviews? or sit back and wait?
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check on request dashboard page for list of offers related to host gig, can send messages to get reply if choose to approve the task. prices maybe too much to achieve buyer that need leverage for good sales.
 
Just do your own thing and don't use fiverr. Advertise yourself via forums and offer free trials to new clients to get reviews mate. Fiverr is too saturated right now, good luck!
 
Optimize your gig,promote it and deliver excellent work for good reviews.
 
Optimizing your profile is the first step, for every customer try to overdeliver and ask for a honest review, if your doing good job i dont think you need to ask for review people will do them , do a promotion sale of your service , etc
 
kaalemat said:
hello members,
I have started seller journey on fiverr 3 months ago and I only got 50 impression so far but I didn't get any order.
so, my question is what should I do to get clients, do I have to make changes to my gig? or lower the price? or should I buy reviews? or sit back and wait?
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On put your account online and make sure you select relative high ranking keywords to your gig title.
 
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