The next goal is to establish your credibility as an expert on the service(s) you want to render. It gives you a chance to demonstrate that you know what you’re talking about or doing for the customer.
This leads to the final task your BAIT has to
Setting the buyer up for your more expensive services.
Here’s an example of one kind of BAIT, leading into a more expensive service.
Let’s say you were offering a $5 gig, saying…
“I will write 300 words of SEO article”.
You write the article, use free site, like keywordtool.io, google trends, and seositecheckup.com for the article. This is you over delivering for your client.
Then after delivering the job, you tell your client you can help them with competitor research or a
Listicle article of 1000 words, all fully optimized for Google. This establishes you as an expert in that industry and tells your client you really know what you are saying. What happens if they accept your competitor research or 1000-word article offer?
THE CORE OFFER!
YOUR CORE OFFER
Your core offer is your “Bread and Butter” deal. It’s the sweet spot where you’re happy with the time you (or your employee) spend on the task for the money you get in return. For me, this is typically in the $37 to $97 range, but everybody is different. Your
Price may be higher or lower. Again, this should take you very little time to deliver OR it can be something that you teach someone else to do for you.
Don't forget I said this is the best thread you will ever read on Twitter this year but you didn't ask me why $37 or $97?
Why the odd number? Why not $30 or $90? The human brain remembers odd number than even number. According to a study conducted in the early 1900s by JCPenney, prices that end in odd numbers create a sense of urgency. Buyers think dey are getting a steal when they buy at that price
Moreover, customers see it as being honest with your pricing since the price is so specific. You can also use this for your brick and mortar business. It's an old-school marketing strategy used by the big guys including Amazon and Aliexpress.
Now that you have understood the psychology behind this pricing, can we continue?
Still unsure? Re-read it. This time gently while sipping your 5Alive
Got it now? Great....
The Premium Package:
These are the bigger ticket items, the ones that are actually worth your time
to do, or which require your special expertise to perform. I would typically price these in the $197 to $1997 range. You don’t necessarily expect them to come along every day, but when they do it’s a nice chunk of change. They are life-safer. They can pay for your yearly rent
So, an example of 3 gigs which work together in your fiverr pricing packages might be…“Write you 300 seo article” for $5… then “Give you a detailed market/competitor analysis” for $97 and finally “Write your entire website content” for $997.
Of course, there can be as many
layers in between those price points as you want, just remember that YOU should only spend large amounts of your time delivering on “Premium Package” gigs. Everything above that in the package should either be something you did once and sell over and over again or you
can train
someone else to handle it for you.
Let me stress this here
Your gigs should be clearly defined, value-driven, result-oriented, and set them up to retain you as their chosen freelancer.
You’ll notice that all the gigs that I listed above are straightforward and to the point.
Each of them targets one service, and they aren’t vague about the
product that will be received.
Don't complicate things for yourself. Help your buyers make smart and quick buying decision on fiverr. Some of your customers are super busy, they are looking for sellers they
Can hire on the spot.
CREATING YOUR FIVERR GIG
Before creating your gig, take a look at what the established freelancers are currently doing.
My friend, listen here.
Listen and follow me
Go to fiverr.com, if you click on explore the marketplace, you will see
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HOW TO EASILY GROSS $1K/MONTH WITH YOUR FIVERR GIGS
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So last week, I talked about relevance and ranking of your keywords. These two are important and the determinants of your gig positioning (the competition is intense). Your gig may be deranked and what happens?
You are lost in the mud of fiverr backstage. It can be very silly.
WRITING A GOOD GIG DESCRIPTION....THINGS TO NOTE
Number 1 thing is your gig description must show/tell what you sell. Your prospects must be hooked. Things to include:
- hook
- assurance
- social proof
-Urgency
- assurance
I won't waste time on this but I have some tips to share. Many books have been written about the importance of attention, interest, and arguments...but aren't these mere details? When you break it down, aren't these the prerequisites for arousing feeling
HOW TO TRANSFORM YOUR DEAD FIVERR GIGS INTO A MONEY-POMPING MACHINE
I see many people creating their fiverr gigs in a completely frustrating way. No order will frustrate you. Creating fiverr gigs in a wrong way is the smartest way to end your fiverr career. It sucks.
Write it down. Know your ideal clients. What are their pain points, desires, fears, and dreams.
For example, my ideal clients are weight loss coaches, fitness trainers and gym owners who reside in the US, UK, Canada, and Honk Kong
After this, go to fiverr, hit the search button and type using the keywords of your desired gigs. Know what freelancers like you are offering. Note their Unique Selling Points (UPSs) and the way they set up their gigs. It can be funny seeing new sellers without reviews
If you are a copywriter here, I urge you to treat your clients like criminal scumbags
If you ask 9 out of 10 copywriters what they want to know for making more sales, they'll ask you about all the best copywriting tricks, tactics, and techniques
But, they are asking the wrong
questions
That's like asking an FBI agent what's more important.....being able to shoot a criminal in the eye from 300 miles away or knowing how to profile a criminal so they know where that criminal will be, what their next move is, how they think, and the best way to catch
them.
Obviously, I'm not saying you should call your clients criminals
Or they are criminals (context, my friend, context)
But, if you know how to profile your clients like lawmen do....so you know everything about them psychologically, emotionally, and even physically....you
For example, these are the sub-categories under video & animation category. This holds for all categories. Go for the sub-categories, not the main category. That's where the money is
Check these gigs under video animation gig. Check what people are doing to make mo$$. You too can do this. Who says you can't?
I do not fancy birthday, but this thread is probably the best thread you will read on Twitter this year (If you take action).
It's a zero to hero, A-Z class on starting on Fiverr as a freelancer. If you don't need it, kindly RT for those who may need it on your TL
Who doesn’t need a little extra money now and then? We could all use a few dollars, or better yet, a few hundred or even thousands, to pay off a few bills, go on a vacation, or save a little money.
Or perhaps you, like me, are interested in starting a fulltime freelancing career
There is a way out of the rat race, and you don’t have to quit your day job to start. Virtually everyone is skilled at something. Perhaps you’re good at proofreading other people's work, you can use excel or PowerPoint, fierce at event planning or even make people laugh