If you are considering freelancing on @fiverr as a freelancer and still don't know what to offer or how to create your gigs, here are some of the best selling gig ideas in different niches. To simplify this, I have included some of the top sellers in these categories that you can
follow their gig details. Don't copy everything word for word. Be creative but you can use the same tags. Where they use images on their gig profile, you can use videos (fiverr even recommend it)
1. Gig Title: I will deliver a complete monthly SEO service with backlinks for
Gig Title: I will setup and manage your google ads adwords PPC campaigns
Competitors: fiverr.com/timtil1312/cre… 3. Title: I will do an interview or news on google news website with traffic
How to land your dream job as a Nigerian freelancer (some may even sponsor your relocation).
I won't call this a secret or an expo, it's what you can find by a simple Google search. We will be using LinkedIn to look for business owners, companies and establishments who need
remote workers. Some of these people need immediate hire(s), some need freelancers for a long-term project.
During the Writing Workshop with @ToyosiGodwin, I talked about why you need to have an irrestitible LinkedIn profile. We will be using our LinkedIn profile as a resume
here. When you are applying for most of these jobs, LinkedIn will automatically download your profile, save it as PDF, and send it to the recruiter. So, I assume anyone using this method either has a good LinkedIn profile or professional freelancer resume. Read more about
This Year, I will be updating this thread. It's about what many people call "Lazy Gigs". Doesn't matter who you are, your educational level or awareness about freelancing. You will make money from it if you have an internet and a smart phone.
Lazy Gig Number 1
Make Money Selling
Social Media Accounts:
For this method you will be putting followers on an Instagram account and selling it for anywhere from 2x-10x what you spent on it.
1. Signup on SMClerk.com, this is the website you will use for putting followers on an Instagram account.
2. Decide what niche account you want to sell.
Comedy/Memes
Luxury
Sports
etc.
3. Signup an Instagram account and name it something related to that niche. Add a profile picture related to that niche. Add a bio related to that niche.
Example: here (i.imgur.com/wQZXnBt.png)
Low Friction Calls to Action that Start Conversations
If you are selling anything, wanna change job or looking for a well-paid job, you can't do without cold emailing. Below are some of the best CTAs you can include in your email.
"Are you available for a brief 10-minute call?
10 minutes? Really?
Nothing substantive takes 10 minutes.
If you're using WebEx, it takes 10 minutes just to log in.
Instead of asking people for 10 minutes, see if prospects are interested first.
Here are some lower friction calls to action you can test:
1. "Don't want to
talk to a salesperson? I get it. Here's a 2-minute video so you can determine if a conversation makes
sense." (Make sure you have a pre-recorded video).
2. "Would it be okay if I sent you a 3-minute video on how we can potentially help you increase your social media shares?"
FINALLY: Top 100 Local Niches To Build Passive Income in 2021 REVEALED.
After I researched over 500 Small Businesses that are looking to promote their online brand, I have selected the TOP 100 Local Small Businesses that are most likely to DOUBLE your Passive Income in 2021 and
beyond! If you have ever worked with local clients before or you just want to start delivering digital services, this List will help you along your journey to find the best and profitable prospects to work with
1. Personal Injury attorneys
2.Chiropractors
3.Roofing Contractor
4. Divorce Lawyers
5. Truck accident lawyers
6. Massage and Spa
7.Roofing Materials Dealers
8.Air Ambulance Services
9.Inflatables
10. Gift Shops
11. Party Facilities
12.Plaques Retail
13.Child Development Centers
14.Local Medical Service Plans
15.Gastroenterology
Crafting your Unique Selling Point as a FREELANCER
I received torrents of request from freelancers to review their profiles. Sadly, what I saw were empty and vague profiles that are often ignored by today's busy business owners. You will struggle to make a dime with such
Profiles.
" I am experiencing graphic designer"
"I am a versatile SEO writer"
" I will write the best copy for your website"
None of these is really “saying” anything unique about your service.
These profile descriptions can be adopted by any freelancer. And, to make matters
worse, not one of these cute little “feel-good” phrases will pass the “Who Cares?” Test! Not even one!
Tragic
About 99% of your prospects need “meaningful specifics”…instead of
“vague generalities”… to make a buying decision.
They need to be told why they should choose you
This email is based on “actions’ your prospect took. These actions might be a product launch, a new offer, a new blog, a press release…any action that might represent an opportunity for you to help.
Having action gives you a reason to email and
makes the email itself feel less cold and unsolicited.
You have to do some leg work in order to find relevant actions you can email them about.
Here is one way to find “actions” that you can use as a reason for your email:
Use LinkedIn or a Google Search to find businesses
you’re interested in working with. Compile a list of the names of the businesses, web address, and contact information of decision makers.
Identify potential needs of these businesses and how you can fill those needs. Can you write blog posts? Articles? Facebook Ads? Video