Fiverr Introduction for Beginners
We're talking about what you need to know before getting started as a seller on Fiverr. Whether you're someone who's just confused about what you should even offer on Fiverr. Or someone who's just staring at your computer screen all day.
Kind of pissed about not getting any orders for a while. Or getting being frustrated because you're getting a ton of ridiculous revision requests from your buyers. Or you've been selling on Fiverr and you literally have had the experience of having a tough time explaining what Fiverr even is to other people.
Let's see how we make money online through Fiverr.
It takes time, and it's not just a golden ticket where you start and you're making millions and millions of dollars takes a lot of work. There's a lot of things that you're going to encounter that are uncomfortable or kind of upset you or annoying. If you're thinking about selling on Fiverr, is it's going to take time?
So with fiverr, when you're picking the types of services you want to offer, you want to make sure that you've spent the time and maybe put in a little bit of time to learn certain things to get to the point where you're proficient at a certain skill.
In the example I just gave about copywriting, people aren't going to hire someone who can't write as well as they can already write themselves, right? So if you want to be a copywriter, you want to be a graphic designer, you want to be whatever take some time, weeks, months, however long it is, delivering and developing those skills, right?
Like for copywriting, I have a whole tutorial about how to go from having no experience to becoming a copywriter. But the process of getting to the point where you can offer a skill in Fiverr might take some time.
There are websites like Skillshare Udemy channels like this one that you can spend time consuming content from to help you with the know how on how to do a certain thing. But at the end of the day, it's on you to practice.
Practice is huge. You might need to spend hours, days or weeks practicing before you're at the point where your service is ready to sell. But you should have the expectation that that might be something you need to do.
No one's going to buy a crappy service, right? So make sure that you have the skills and expect to put in the time. To develop your skills before you can start selling or even create a gig on fiverr, right?
Like nobody wants to order a service from someone who's not very good. So think about that first. If you're thinking about what to offer on fiverr and you have a short list of things you might want to offer for sale on Fiverr, go through each of the skills or services is on that list and do a self assessment to see how good you are at those things.
If you're not good enough or you don't think anyone will buy them, take some time to practice. That's part of the journey. Get good at the skill and then the money will come. That's number one. The second thing that you need to be ready to expect and be prepared for is not getting orders for a while.
And the common thing I hear people doing is just getting upset, giving up on fiverr, blaming fiverr for being oversaturated with sellers. The reality is it's going to take time. And if you do nothing proactively to help influence how much time that takes, you're just going to be sitting there waiting for an order to trickle in.
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