3. Next task listed on your dashboard is about making a new gig. Hover over and click CREATE.
A new page opens where you can check out some stories about successful sellers and there are also FAQs listed at the bottom of the page. After you check out what interests you click BECOME A SELLER.
On the new page fill in the needed information, it's good that you fill your skills and if you have a website or portfolio that is related to those skills link them, so when buyers are checking you out they see what to expect from you. When you are done click CONTINUE AND CREATE YOUR FIRST GIG at the bottom of the page.
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Ursulla
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I had a hard time when I was joining Fiverr because I didn't found the information how to create a gig, that's why I decided to create new training here.
Hope it will help some people and I hope I did it correctly since it's my first training.
Hope it will help some people and I hope I did it correctly since it's my first training.
theresroth
Premium
Ursulla, your training's highly interesting!
If a person wants to make money blogging, for example, can referances be given, so the customer can evaluate the quality before the buying decision?
If a person wants to make money blogging, for example, can referances be given, so the customer can evaluate the quality before the buying decision?
Ursulla
Premium
It's recommended that sellers show their work so that buyers know what to expect.
Sometimes buyers if they want something in a larger quantity (more logos, longer translations ...) buy one gig, to see the quality before ordering all that they want.
If you sell your writing skills you can link to your work on your profile or add it like a pdf file (like it's shown in the tutorial) to the gig.
I hope I answered your question.
Sometimes buyers if they want something in a larger quantity (more logos, longer translations ...) buy one gig, to see the quality before ordering all that they want.
If you sell your writing skills you can link to your work on your profile or add it like a pdf file (like it's shown in the tutorial) to the gig.
I hope I answered your question.
