This rule is BY FAR the most important rule to emphasize to you. I cannot stress the difference that this will make for your gig; a gig without a video is useless and pointless and will not make you any money. You MUST upload a video for all of your gigs, and you MUST be charismatic, entertaining and also mention Fiverr.com at least once. What you need to understand is that the moderators of Fiverr look at the videos individually, so if you mention Fiverr more than once they will likely place you on the front page and give you a boost. This method has been tested and approved.
Remember to be charismatic, clear and to the point in your video. There are so many gigs on Fiverr, and there may even be a gig on Fiverr that is a better deal than yours. HOWEVER you’re the seller that will sell because of HOW you’re selling your gig. If you speak charismatically and charming and perhaps even use humor you will increase the chances of getting a gig by at least 75%.
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bothewebguy
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Once you start getting gigs, the ability to add extra gigs to the initial gig come available.
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Goldenlady
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Thanks so much for all the details and explanations here. It's good to know how to make a gig stand out on this site that has so many of them, even in a single category.
mama2karsten
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I spent many years working in audio and video production... it is very automated. For a 30 second voice-over... someone who knows what they are doing could comfortably knock-out 30-40 30sec VO's in an hour. That's $150-$200 per hour @ Fiverr's $5 gig price... Work 2-3 hours a day... not a bad day at all. Of course that doesn't include the up-sells listed on the demo page (if they have a demo). Most of the top rated one's do. I used to syndicate high impact radio and TV coast to coast and I can tell you with radio 30sec spots we knocked out 45 an hour at $99each. I am certainly glad I was not competing with $5 gigs. Thanks for the Fiverr seller rules
