Thank you. ^_^
What do you mean by "set the price with interesting offer"? Like add other things to the higher priced options?
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Thank you. ^_^
What do you mean by "set the price with interesting offer"? Like add other things to the higher priced options?
yes :) add more things to the higher priced options. I've just checked your option maybe with the premium you can go with 20 or 25$ instead of 15$ and additional one day delivery for 5$.
I personally prefer the additional option to be cheaper than my main gig offer. I think diversifying your gig will be another idea. What about ghostwriting? Have you considered this option?
Interesting point, I'll adjust the add-on prices now. I don't know what other things I could add though... it's a pretty simple gig... hmm...
I haven't considered ghostwriting as I know nothing about it (apart from the google search I'm about to conduct). I generally lack the qualifications required for writing gigs... They often seek people with degrees and/or extensive experience.
okay here's a secret " fake it till you make it" - I don't have a degree just yet. My degree is still ongoing,but my gig is around business copywriting. :D
The first thing I did was reading through google extensively till now I finally figure things out. I just started Fiverr again a couple of days back after I paused the gig for about five months.
Add your past experiences or art works ( this will be a great help if you're having a portfolio)
I'm not sure what I'd be faking? Ghostwriting? I'd rather not damage my efforts by claiming to be able to do something I can't, then not being able to deliver, or delivering a poor product.
All of the advice I've gotten about referring to work experience says, keep it to the last two years. I've been out of the workforce since 2010.
I see if that's in your case. I personally have worked before in the same field. So it was an experience and a portfolio. So practically, I worked with a friend before going into the fiverr. Then I got into the gig with 90% of how things work. The rest as I said, browsing extensively and researching.
Still best of luck to you. And build a portfolio.
Indeed, prior experience can be quite valuable.
Thank you for the advice. ^_^