Making money on Fiverr

Hello there guys and gals of BHW

Anyway, I will be quick, I just want to check for some relevant experiences and tips regarding Fiverr. I know a lot of people wrote about making money on this platform but I want to see how possible is to earn a steady long-term income by selling different kinds of services when Fiverr already has a wide-range of quality freelancers with thousands of reviews?

Is there anyone here who have recently managed to beat the competition? I know that any member's first thought is to advise me about adding a unique point in every gig I create but to be honest, that requires a lot of thinking out of the box, shooting in the dark and some special skills.

I am a versatile freelancer and I can offer services ranging from design, marketing to content creation and editing and I can easily create up to 20 gigs. Some of them would have a unique point of view and approach but gigs like doing photoshop editing or creating a logo, in my opinion, can't be made uniquely.

Am I late to the party when it comes to Fiverr? Again, anyone here has any idea, tip or a relevant experience that wants to share, please, I would be thankful.

Thank

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Hi @Braxton Bragg!

I've sold services in Fiverr and I learned some things:
- Write title with main keyords as people look for it
- Put an initial low price with some extras (the main objective is to get the first sales as quick as possible)
- Use video, Q&A...

If you can buy or exchange some reviews (searching your service on Fiverr, not clicking direct link ) with other people, your Gigs will get more exposure on it search page.

You are not too late to the party!
Fiverr is a marketing machine - if you use it correctly
You can sell higher priced services, but you will need to reel them in with a low price commodity item (that should be quick and easy for you to do). This will help build trust as well as feedback. Remember, your feedback matters

I've made $250+ per. month for the past 4 months on Fiverr. The biggest tip I can give to you is to think of your Fiverr profile as a business. Don't just deliver crappy template style graphics to your customers if you do graphic design services. Act professional, and be patient. I hate to be THAT GUY but you're going to deal with SO MANY bad customers/clients. Many people on Fiverr barely know English and don't even understand what they're buying. With this said however, if you treat everyone in a professional manner, people will have a hard time leaving a negative review.

PS: Please DO NOT try outsourcing your Fiverr gigs- you'll get crappy work from the person you're outsourcing to- guaranteed.

making 1 k + on fiverr for the past 2 years ,
working 3 hours a day ,
fiverr is a great simple yet way to make money , all matters is reviews , you must get reviews to earn more money ,