Buy your cat cute toys with Fiverr Gigs Money in 30-days
If you’re a cat lover like me, you know how important it is to keep our feline friends entertained with toys.
Recently I started doing Fiverr gigs for content writing to get some more money in.
Now thirty days have passed.
I have to thank my awesome Friend-Writer Morgan for this.
I’m sure you know the platform, but for those who do not know because you were on an expedition on Mars here you go:
Fiverr is an online marketplace that connects freelancers with people in need of their services. In this article, I’ll share my experience on how I used Fiverr gigs to get me some good money from writing and how you can do too.
In today’s digital age, finding creative ways to make money has become increasingly accessible.
And I do it all the time.
One platform that has gained popularity is Fiverr, an online marketplace that connects freelancers with individuals in need of various services.
I guess it was worth it giving it a try, I managed to sell 4 gigs the first week, 5 the second, 5 the third, and now this last week I have done 6, but refused another one for having no time.
So I could say some things.
First, find yourself.
Identify Your Skills and Talents.
The first step to making money on Fiverr is to identify your unique skills and talents. Determine what services you can offer, such as graphic design, content writing, social media management, voiceovers, or even creating handmade crafts. Assess your strengths and choose a niche that aligns with your expertise, but choose one!
Set Up Your Fiverr Profile:
Create a compelling profile that highlights your skills, experience, and any relevant qualifications. Include samples of your work or portfolio items to showcase your capabilities. A well-crafted profile will attract potential buyers and increase your chances of receiving orders, it’s the face you show to the world.
Create Gigs That Stand Out:
It’s easy to get lost.
To entice buyers, create gigs that stand out from the competition. Craft catchy titles and descriptions that clearly communicate the benefits of your services. Use high-quality images or videos to showcase your work. Offer competitive pricing while considering the time and effort required for each gig.
So yeah, Do it and you are one step closer to making this money as a writer.
It’s not easy to get noticed and I will talk about my experience more in detail on my profile divided by days, but for now, I can tell you this: after three months I can make now 50 bucks a week doing quick gigs.
It’s not a lot for now, but I hope it will grow in the future by a lot, the sky’s the limit.
And every step is important.
Here is your reminder to try new things to monetize your work.
I’ll leave you with some pics of Pixel looking at me after I tell him the good news about this challenge I have done.
I advise you to test it for a month or two, I will for sure go on this way!
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Sophie
