My first sale on Fiverr! Lets gooo

[XglossyAnn]

Congratulations! With hard work, you'll achieve even more.

 

[Jimze]

Sounds great! What’s your offer or gig?

 

[Rackpi]

I just got another $15 order. The customer came back happy, and I gave him a custom offer. I’m hoping for a nice review from him—fingers crossed!

I’m also expecting a $100 order next week.

Not too bad at all!

 

[Talkst]

Congrats, man! I’m impressed with how you manage to compete with those Fiverr sellers offering such low prices.

 

[Rackpi]

Congrats, man! I’m impressed with how you manage to compete with those Fiverr sellers offering such low prices.

My service is top-notch and high-quality. Plus, confidence plays a big role.

I suggested the customer start with a $5 gig to see how it goes. The next day, he came back for more.

 

[Rackpi]

I got another order!

Fiverr isn’t too bad, I think, but they seem a bit greedy.

 

[Haner]

Way to go!

 

[Fallsen]

I always deliver 20% more than what I offer to keep everyone happy. Even though it might reduce my ROI in the long run, it should be beneficial overall.

Congrats, buddy! This is a great attitude, and it will help you a lot in the future. Keep up the good work!

Is it time to share your Fiverr experience on BHW?

 

[Felineaudi]

I suggested the customer start with a $5 gig to see how it goes. The next day, he came back for more.

That’s a great marketing strategy for any business, as long as the business has a really good product or service compared to others.

If your product or service is special or different, you can feel confident offering customers a paid sample or trial at a good price. Once they try it, they’ll see how unique and great it is, and they’ll want to come back for more. Also, having excellent customer service will encourage buyers to return. I wish you lots of success!

 

[Newagen]

I got another order!

Fiverr isn’t too bad, I think, but they seem a bit greedy.

Congrats on your sales! I think you're right about them being greedy. You might want to try offering the same service on Legiit; they take 15% instead of 20% like Fiverr.