You have created your profile on Fiverr. You have added 2, or 3 gigs and now you are waiting for your first client. Does this sound familiar to you?

Here is how you can get your first client on Fiverr and start earning 💸

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These are some of the tried and tested methods of getting clients on Fiverr.

I myself followed this and got clients in the first month itself

👇
1) Ranking Your Gig on the First Page on Fiverr

When someone searches for a service he usually clicks on those profiles that appear on the first page itself ( take your example too how many times do you go to the second page of Google to look for a search result )
. Your ultimate goal should be to rank your gigs on the first page. Once your gig is appearing on the first page of Fiverr, you automatically get a lot of orders without putting in much effort. Some points you should take care of to rank your gig -
- Choose a professional username.
- Use a good quality picture for your Fiverr profile
- Write keywords in your bio and gig description
- Write a professional profile description having a call to action at the end.
- Add your previous work, education, or certifications (if any).
2) Do Proper SEO of Your Fiverr Gig

In order to make your Fiverr profile appear on search results add proper keywords to the gig description and your profile bio. Check other gigs that appear in the top 5 to 10 in Fiverr search.
Learn from those profiles check their keywords and how they have written their descriptions. Sometimes copying some lines from their descriptions also works.

Few things to keep in mind for Fiverr Gig SEO:

- Use 2 to 3 keywords in your gig title.
- Choose the right category and subcategory for your service.
- Pick the right tags to use in your gig. Never repeat the same kind of tags.

3) Keep your gig price low temporarily

To attract small clients in the starting add low prices to attract as much as clients as you can.
This will help you in getting reviews on your profile, which will help you rank your profile in Fiverr search.

- keep the price low
- Provide some free services to attract clients
- Deliver the work within time to get good ratings
4) Sending Buyer Requests

Fiverr has a section that is reserved for buyers where they post jobs. As a new seller, the Buyer Requests section is the best place to get your first client on Fiverr. Fiverr allows sellers to respond to 10 job offers every day.
Use this opportunity religiously and respond to 10 jobs as best as you can.

Work on all these 4 points and you will land your first freelancing work on Fiverr. I hope this was helpful. If you have any questions regarding this topic, do let me know in the comments.
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