How do I get more Fiverr gig orders?



I’m calling it “The Freelancer Success Loop.”
You see, many freelancers, especially beginners, think all they need to do to have a successful work-from-home business is to set up a profile, apply to as many jobs as they can and cross their fingers they get lucky. That’s it.
But it takes more than that! And I’m not just talking about having the right attitude - the determination, patience, perseverance or commitment required.
I’m talking about real variables that only very few elite freelancers know… small things that set them apart from average freelancers.
A good understanding of these elements (and sub-elements) contributes greatly to your freelancing success or failure. You can also read this article : How do I get more Fiverr gig orders?
In order for you to achieve freelancer success, you need to nail each element in the loop!
Here are the elements:
FREELANCING SUCCESS EQUALS...
Building a Profile that Stands Out + Finding Jobs Worth Applying to + Submitting Winning Proposals + Nailing Your Interviews + Delivering Great Work
Consider the following scenarios:
  • If you don't build a profile that stands out, you'll get no client- or recruiter-initiated job offers, and consequently, no jobs.
  • If you don't know how to find jobs worth applying to, you'll end up applying to spams or end up with clients looking for cheap labor.
  • If you don't know how to submit winning proposals, you'll end up applying to a lot of jobs and never hear back from clients.
  • If you don't know how to nail your interviews, you'll never get hired. You'll get a lot of interviews but end up with no jobs.
  • If you don't deliver great work, you'll get poor client feedback. This is reflected in your profile and affects your overall success.
Each element is composed of sub-elements.
Building a Profile that Stands Out
  • Finding Your Niche
  • Using the Right Photo
  • Crafting the Perfect Overview
  • Taking Relevant Tests
  • Building Your Portfolio
  • Setting Your Rates and Availability
  • Adding Your Employment History
  • Adding Your Other Experiences
Finding the Right Jobs
  • Finding Jobs Worth Applying to
  • Scam-Proofing
Applying to Jobs
  • Understanding the Client’s POV (point of view)
  • Winning Cover Letters
Nailing Your Interviews
  • Before the Interview
  • During the Interview
  • After the Interview
Delivering Great Work
  • Task Management
  • Project Management
  • Email Hygiene / Inbox Zero
  • Desktop Hygiene / Desktop Zero
  • Maintaining Client Relationship
A good understanding of these elements (and sub-elements) are what set elite freelancers apart from average freelancers.
Investing time to learn these concepts is determines whether you succeed as a freelancer or not.

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