Fiverr is a popular online marketplace for freelancers offering a wide range of services. Whether you are a graphic designer, writer, programmer, or any other type of freelancer, Fiverr provides a platform for you to showcase your skills and connect with clients from around the world. If you are in joining Fiverr as a freelancer, here is a comprehensive guide on how to get started1. Sign up for an account:
The first step to joining Fiverr is to create an account on the platform. Go to the Fiverr website and click on the "Join" button at the top right corner of the homepage. You will be prompted to enter your email address and create a password. Once you have completed this step, you will need to verify your email address to activate your account.



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Once your profile is set up, you can start creating gigs, which are the services you offer on Fiverr. Think about the skills and expertise you have to offer and create gigs that showcase your strengths. Be specific about the services you provide, the deliverables clients can expect, and the pricing for each gig. Make sure your gig titles and descriptions are clear and concise to attract potential clients.





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Thanks boss for this elaborate explaination. More Green to all of us!

It will come bro..

McTeesticks:
My little note to newbies looking for first sale

You'll be tempted to register variants of names reported here e.g Atlanta Fishing Charters (reported) and you rush to reg Denver Fishing Charters
You'll get your fingers burnt. Please stop it.

If a niche is 'new and hot', be sure the one reporting would have regged the sweet variants before reporting.
Besides, I discovered that some niches do better in some cities than others.

A boss here gave me a niche relating to manufacturing about this time last year. I gave my mentee who was just starting out the Colorado version and she sold it within a week for $499 as her first sale. I recommended a variant for her in same Colorado and she sold it for $250 in less than a week.
Upon research, I discovered that the name only works in Colorado, California and Texas
An unsuspecting newbie who doesn't know his way around HRs would see the sales report and Jump in to register other states and wonder why he's not getting replies lol

ED is goated. Too much of Backordering have permeated that space but good names are still available. "Just avoid variation on Dan by all means and you'll make headway soon"

My last 2 cent. Domaining is arbitrary, no one has absolute monopoly of the market direction. While learning and all, try to find out what works for you
I was avoiding law niches because most of the bosses I've met don't like it. Sold my 6th law name this week
I also discovered that I sell photography names within a short period.

Your next purchase might be your first sale

thanks for this bro it will really go along way

meetme01:


This is not the best way to report your names. Check the way we have been doing it. Immediately a prospective buyer checks on Google and redirects here, that's a big loss. The buyer would look for a similar name.

Also, they are MO (Make Offer) change it to BIN. Just click on MO, it will automatically change to BIN

thanks a lot for the corrections. I appreciate it.

Modified