jayvonderom
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- Sep 29, 2012
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Balance 112$ and 12$ withdrawed ! 
GREAT
GREAT
[SUCCESS] Fiverr first completed gigs
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jayvonderom
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- Sep 29, 2012
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you mean few gigs which are actually same ? just some changes in title , image , description
jayvonderom
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- Sep 29, 2012
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112$
#fuckin'greatfeeling
drvosjeca
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- Aug 20, 2010
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Congrats...
If you are looking to improve your income on fiverr, than what you need to do is spend more time looking for what could you offer... I see people are creating mass accounts to get into something that is oversaturated and have already some people over there who are "big guns" with their stuff, and have few 100's or even few 1000's of delivered gigs... there is no point in trying to win that battle. What you should focus on is gigs with smaller interest, which means less competition... that way you will be able to get your gig in top 5 and keep it there in no-time (fiverr search algo is weird, but if your gig is getting orders all the time, and you make deliveries on time all the time, than dont worry, you will always be visible). Yes, there is less revenue to get there, but it is a lot easier to get it runing, and after you have few gigs like that you will be making some decent money...
Regarding the competition...
My suggestion would be to check your customer every time you get order, and see when did that customer register on fiverr... many times competitiors will register new account and order your gig straight away...and that is first thing that can make you suspicious... in that case you should contact support before you start with your work, explain them how things are and ask them if they would be willing to remove a negative review in case you get it for nothing...
Yeah I know what are their rules (they dont remove negative feedback if customer doesnt agree to it), but if you have proof that you played open cards game with them, and that you did everything as advertised, than in 90% of cases support will remove negative feedback. When they remove feedback, dont forget to ask them to refound the buyer... Believe me, it is better to give them money back and make that gig for free because otherwise customer can give you negative feedback again...and you will need to deal with support again, which makes it all soooooooo frustrating.
You might find this bothersome, but as soon as your gig start making money, and you get nice position in search, you will see how pricks start doing their dirty work... I have canceled over 80 gigs just now in january... I canceled them before I started with my work so i didnt spend my time working on them, and I canceled them because they were from clients who were trying to bring me down, and from clients who never repply to my msg where i explain them everything about my gig so they cant complain later that they didnt know this is bot or something...
All this might sound funny to someone, and I know that 80+ gigs I have canceled is something people would never do, they would rather try keeping those $320+, but for me it is more important to keep my account perfect and trustable... and I believe that is why I already made over 700$ on same account where I canceled 320$...all this in just 2 weeks.
OK, I dont wanna turn this into novel or something...
Always keep in mind that trust is what people like and return to!
If you are looking to improve your income on fiverr, than what you need to do is spend more time looking for what could you offer... I see people are creating mass accounts to get into something that is oversaturated and have already some people over there who are "big guns" with their stuff, and have few 100's or even few 1000's of delivered gigs... there is no point in trying to win that battle. What you should focus on is gigs with smaller interest, which means less competition... that way you will be able to get your gig in top 5 and keep it there in no-time (fiverr search algo is weird, but if your gig is getting orders all the time, and you make deliveries on time all the time, than dont worry, you will always be visible). Yes, there is less revenue to get there, but it is a lot easier to get it runing, and after you have few gigs like that you will be making some decent money...
Regarding the competition...
My suggestion would be to check your customer every time you get order, and see when did that customer register on fiverr... many times competitiors will register new account and order your gig straight away...and that is first thing that can make you suspicious... in that case you should contact support before you start with your work, explain them how things are and ask them if they would be willing to remove a negative review in case you get it for nothing...
Yeah I know what are their rules (they dont remove negative feedback if customer doesnt agree to it), but if you have proof that you played open cards game with them, and that you did everything as advertised, than in 90% of cases support will remove negative feedback. When they remove feedback, dont forget to ask them to refound the buyer... Believe me, it is better to give them money back and make that gig for free because otherwise customer can give you negative feedback again...and you will need to deal with support again, which makes it all soooooooo frustrating.
You might find this bothersome, but as soon as your gig start making money, and you get nice position in search, you will see how pricks start doing their dirty work... I have canceled over 80 gigs just now in january... I canceled them before I started with my work so i didnt spend my time working on them, and I canceled them because they were from clients who were trying to bring me down, and from clients who never repply to my msg where i explain them everything about my gig so they cant complain later that they didnt know this is bot or something...
All this might sound funny to someone, and I know that 80+ gigs I have canceled is something people would never do, they would rather try keeping those $320+, but for me it is more important to keep my account perfect and trustable... and I believe that is why I already made over 700$ on same account where I canceled 320$...all this in just 2 weeks.
OK, I dont wanna turn this into novel or something...
Always keep in mind that trust is what people like and return to!
Michael Knight
Newbie
- Nov 16, 2012
- 29
- 4
Are Ebooks a good way of getting buyers on fiverr? i have a ton of beneficial e books
Hi guys,
I have found fiverr to be a great place for making money online. In November las year, I listed a gig for writing 500 word articles, I posted my links on facebook and orders started coming in. Well, I made over $200 in over two weeks, but I wonder what happened, the sales stopped coming in. I think some of my customers wrote a negative review and it become overwhelming as I could not meet up with the work.
I am looking at creating gigs I can complete in a little while, like selling information products. I could get a PLR ebook on weight loss, create a gig and post these links on weight loss forums. Who wouldn't want an info for $5 Just a thought.
I have found fiverr to be a great place for making money online. In November las year, I listed a gig for writing 500 word articles, I posted my links on facebook and orders started coming in. Well, I made over $200 in over two weeks, but I wonder what happened, the sales stopped coming in. I think some of my customers wrote a negative review and it become overwhelming as I could not meet up with the work.
I am looking at creating gigs I can complete in a little while, like selling information products. I could get a PLR ebook on weight loss, create a gig and post these links on weight loss forums. Who wouldn't want an info for $5
Just a thought.prabirkumar
Newbie
- Dec 17, 2012
- 49
- 1
congrats man nice earning
blackmateria
Newbie
- Mar 11, 2011
- 8
- 1
Grats on your first money online!
Michael Knight
Newbie
- Nov 16, 2012
- 29
- 4
do u feel creating original material like creating your own ebook is a great method?
