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Just follow thesteps below and

you will

learn how tomake money on

Fiverr easily

Step 1Create

Fiverr Gig

Once you knew you couldproduceawesome videos you can startcreatingyour Fiverr gig for the shortvideoscategory. Always keep the titleshort andsimple – “I will Create aProfessional SortVideos In 24hours for $5.”

I will create an AMAZINGShort VideoFor $5I will create aPROFESSIONAL ShortVideo For $5

I will create an Eye

CATCHY Short

Video for SMM

HERE ARE SOME OTHERTITLES I HAVE USED THAT

DID WELL

Here is step by stepprocess

Go to the Top Right cornerof the profile and Click on it. Your Profile will appear withall Active and Paused Gigs.Click on Active gig and thenclick on New Gig option

Upload the Basic gigdescription as mentioned oruse your own creativity

After you FINISH uploadingbasic gig description startworking on bundled packagesand pricing for it. Here is abasic example for it.

Writing Your GigsDescription

Your description is also a veryimportant part to your gig that youneed to get right. Just like with the images I also searcharound Fiverr and look at what theother top sellers are doing and usetheir descriptions as inspiration. Whatever you do, don’t copy theirdescriptions or your will get banned.Just use them as inspiration and comeup with your own unique description.

List the requirements

Video- fying Your GigUpload an Eye-catching videothat briefly defines your gig.Mention about your lastwork, reviews if any or otherbasic details to be first on thelist of buyers.

Video- fying Your GigUpload an Eye-catching videothat briefly defines your gig.Mention about your lastwork, reviews if any or otherbasic details to be first on thelist of buyers.

YOU CAN NOWPUBLISH IT

If you do a search for similargigs you will notice some ofthem have better images thanothers that really stand out.Do some searches and takesome inspiration from the gigimages that really stand out toyou.Once you have done that youcan use PicFont.com to createyour Fiverr gig image,

Creating Your GigImage

Some important points :

if you really want to stand outyou can also hire someone onFiverr to do it!

Tags/Keywords

One of the most importantparts of your gig is setting upthe tags and keywords.A lot of people don’t realizethis but having your gig taggedcorrectly is very important tothe ranking of your gig inFiverrs search results.

Take a look at the picture

above and you

will see the tags used and also

set your

gig delivery duration to “1

DAY”.

BELOW IS SOME TIPS FROMONE OF THE TOP SELLER OF

Mohsin Ali has briefly put

down his

experience and tips to be

followed on

Fiverr to be one of Top seller:

1. BE AWESOME:

Deliver a great product.

Customers want pure awesome-

sauce for $5, and if you're not

giving that, they'll go somewhere

else. There's plenty of room for

mediocre sellers on Fiverr, but if

you want to stand out from the

crowd, you need to be really,

really good at what you do. If

you're not really, really good at

what you do, then you really,

really need to get better.

2. BE VERY NICE:Customer service.

It sounds silly, but you have to

make your customer believe

that he or she is the most

important person in the entire

world. Communicate quickly and

be charming - you have to make

them feel special and important,

because the truth is, they are:

your livelihood of Fiverr

depends on positive reviews and

repeat customers.

3. FAST DELIVERY:All your customers will want

to be priority #1

Obviously, you can't do that, so

you should set a minimum

delivery time of 2 days to give

yourself some wiggle room for

when you're sick or just having a

really bad day. You can also

choose whether or not you're

going to offer extra-fast services

- I recommend that you

do, because you can set it to any

time you like. For example,

standard delivery of two days,

extra fast in one day. Or,

standard delivery four days,

extra fast two days, etc.

4. LAST WORD:

Leave unique feedback to every

review. Your buyers will always

read your reviews

before they buy anything from

you, and this is

your first chance to show them

how you interact

with your customers, and more

importantly, how

you'll interact with them.

5. DIVERSIFY YOURPORTFOLIO:

If you're not getting views, it

could be because you've only got

one gig. Diversify your portfolio

and create multiple gigs in the

same category. This will get

you more impressions and

ltimately more clicks.

6. PROMOTE YOURSELF:If you're a writer, start a

blog and use it to promote your

Fiverr page. If you don't like to

write and enjoy speaking, start a

podcast. Or if you enjoy video, do

regular Google Hangouts and

make use of your YouTube

channel. Focus on having fun,

being personable, and creating

or sharing fun content. If you're

only using these platforms to

sell, you'll get ignored

really fast.

7. MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE:No matter how small an amount

$5 has become in today's world,

for a lot of us it's still something

we don't want to risk on a bad

experience. I promise my

customers that I'll respect their

money and if I can't make their

order right, then I'll give them a

refund. A mutual cancellation is

a lot better than a negative

review, and my customers

appreciate knowing that I won't

try to strong-arm them.

8. MATCHY-MATCHY:Write your gig so that the

title, description, and tags all

match. Having at least one of the

same key-words in all three

areas helps your search ranking

on Fiverr. Also, if you offer a

niche service, don't use just

niche tags: also use tags related

to the larger category so you'll

get in front of more eyes.

9. POSITIVE REVIEWS AREGOLD:Good reviews build confidence

and make customers more

likely to buy. Do everything

possible to take care of your

customers and earn their 100%

positive, five-star reviews, and

don't start buying or creating

fake reviews. If your work's not

outstanding, customers will see

through the fake reviews and

figure out that you're padding

your own gigs. Plus, when you're

a new seller, you get special

ranking from Fiverr, but as soon

as you start padding your gigs

with fake orders, you lose

that special ranking.

11. WRITE A GREAT TITLE:

One of the best tools

you can use to improve your

chances of getting

noticed and making sales is

meta-analysis, and what this

means is doing an analysis of

multiple analyses. For example,

look at a seller in your category

who has a lot of success. How is

that seller's title written? Look at

the key words in the title and

think about why they're there.

Then, do the same for another

successful seller in your

category. And another, and so

on, until you start to see patterns

emerge. If you want to do this

the easy way,

you can use an online word-

cloud generator to aggregate all

the titles of big sellers in your

category. You will see patterns

emerge. There is a reason

certain words are chosen.

12. WRITE AN HONEST TITLE:On the subject of titles, describe

exactly what you will do for $5.

Speaking as a buyer who wanted

to get a logo designed, I got

thoroughly frustrated shopping

for an illustrator because they all

did some variation of the same

thing: insist that all buyers

must contact them first, and

then doing all business on the

basis of custom orders.

13. WRITE A GREATDESCRIPTION:

Do the same for the gig

description that you did for the

title. What words appear most

frequently among a dozen or

more successful sellers? These

sellers aren't working together,

but a meta-analysis will show

that they all have some things in

common. There's a reason for

this.

14. PARAGRAPHS & BULLETS:

Also, look at the formatting and

paragraphing of the gig

descriptions of successful

vendors. People like lists, and

there's a reason successful

sellers create small blocks of

text that focus on one thing at a

time.

15. GRAMMAR, SPELLING &PUNCTUATION:And remember the importance

of grammar,

spelling, punctuation, and all

those other goodies

that create a professional

appearance

Your buyers may not be

grammar nerds, but they

know poorly written ad copy

when they see it. And like it or

not, Fiverr is a marketplace

created predominantly for

English-speaking customers,

so the odds are stacked against

non-native speakers. If you don't

trust yourself to write your

gig, find somebody who can -

there's a bunch of 'em on Fiverr

who could probably help.

16. USE EVERYTHING:

Upload a banner photo. Upload a

video. Upload as many preview

pictures as your gig will allow.

Upload as many PDF files

as your gig will allow, and if

you're not sure what to put in

them, then use them as areas for

extended descriptions of your

gig or an opportunity to talk

about what you do. Just add

everything, because the more

relevant stuff you add to your

gig, the more "complete" your

gig looks to your buyer, and in

turn the more likely your buyer

is to get an accurate picture of

what you can do for him or her

17. HOW TO WRITE ADS:As for activities outside of Fiverr,

you can do an ad campaign. Set

your budget whatever you like -

$5 a month, even. Limit your ad-

groups to just one set of

keywords and don't dog-pile a

thousand keywords into one

ad-group. Then, do a Google

search for the keywords in that

ad group and look at the top

ads. The top ads aren't there by

accident, and the people who

wrote them are spending a lot of

money to get results, so you can

be sure they've got a good recipe

to follow. Copy those ads word-

for-word and edit them to be

relevant to your keywords and

listing.

18. SOCIAL MEDIA:

The customers that come to

me from outside Fiverr are the

result of social interactions on

my platform of choice: Google+.

This doesn't mean it's better or

worse than Facebook, Twitter,

etc., it's just my preference.

But the point is, the customers I

met there never actually saw an

ad or heard a sales pitch because

I used social networking for just

that: to be social and friendly.

Trust me: people will want to

know who you are, and they will

troll your profile to learn more.

If you fill out your profile

information with links to Fiverr,

traffic will follow.

19. FIVERR FORUM:

The Fiverr forum is an odd

place, but there's a lot of great

stuff and smart people here if

you can sift through the rubbish.

If you need to talk to Customer

Support , then you have to create

a ticket for that with them, but

the community (such as we are)

have a lot of knowledge and

experience if you can find it. If

you don't see it, ask a question -

you'll probably get a good

answer.

20. NO FREE WORK.

Speaking for myself, I refuse

to do free work. I don't care if my

customer wants a one-card pull

as some sort of psychic test, I'm

not doing it because I'm the

seller and I set the terms of

engagement. If this customer is

going to bully me for free

content without a purchase, I

can be sure the customer is

going to bully me for free

content after the purchase, and

that's a relationship I don't want.

When somebody asks for free

work, I refer them back to my

gigs where each one has two PDF

files demonstrating the work I

do.

If they can't make a decision

based on that information, then

there's nothing else I can do to

help them

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