Create The Perfect Fiverr Gig (That Actually Sells!)

Welcome, and Congratulations!

I hope you're ready to take massive action and finally launch that Perfect Fiverr Gig

A few key points to take away from this video:

1. Don't skip videos (or you could miss out on valuable information!)

2. Re-watch each step if you need to

3. Don't move on until you've completed each step

4. Feel the fear and do it anyway!

5. Drop a comment below "I am launching my Fiverr gig TODAY!" and COMMIT to getting this thing published!

GOOD LUCK!

I've made it really easy for you to follow along. You can download the Worksheet to fill in as we review each requirement for your gig.

You can download the attached worksheet here and use the link inside to open your own google doc if you'd rather make a copy there.

I reccommend pinning it to your task bar so you stay on target! 

Only about 5% of people who buy courses actually take action and finish them. This isn't any old course, I've taken care to give you high level marketing and freelance advice to help you succeed! 

Remember - if you need more clarity on something I say, or more examples - please drop a comment and I will happily help.

You've created your account - now we need to optimise your profile! It doesn't have to be perfect YET (but it will be one day!) For now, let's look at some best practices, do your best before we dive in to creating your OFFER! 

Quick refresher: 

• Have a colourful, smiling profile picture (look professional and welcoming) 

• Write a short headline that is relevant to your niche or services you provide

• Use your description to say a bit about you, your skills, what you love doing both in and out of work (be human!)

• Fill out as much as possible to show (not necessary immediately) to show that you take this seriously!

My student Luis hired me to help him on his freelance journey and was kind enough to let me share the profile we created together. We overcame a few objections on his experience and made him appear professional, yet very human and relatable!

Here's the formula again for quick reference: 

I will (create / produce / design) 

a (beautiful / converting / professional) 

(website / video)

for your (insert client business) 

You can also mix in keywords like Facebook, Youtube or Instagram

When you are done with this video, create a google doc for this project and prepare your Perfect Fiverr Gig Title

Don't move on until you've completed this task!

Go to Fiverr and start searching your gig words to find popular search terms. Write 5 tags relative to your niche in your perfect worksheet before you move on (this will help you rank better for SEO)

Refresher Notes:

• Charge based on the value you provide

• Consider opportunity cost, expenses and PROFIT

• One package or three?

• Will you utilise the Popcorn Pricing Strategy?

• If they keep buying, raise the prices, if they stop suddenly, maybe lower them.

Take action on this module by going back to your google doc and planning your pricing!

When you're ready - move on to the next module!

CONGRATS

Here's a handy refresher for you:

ATTENTION: HOOK the viewer, call them out. Who are they? What are they looking for? 

INTEREST: Say something to show you understand them, present a problem they may have.

DESIRE: Talk about how you do things, how you're a professional and you work to get RESULTS. Show them you understand the SOLUTION to their problem.

ACTION: They are READY to take action - you just need to tell them what to do next! Keep it simple and concise.

Go back to your Document and write your description then lets get to the next module! 

Almost there!

Pretty straightforward however good to have these in place before we launch. Think about what you will need from your client up front - to minimise going back and for in messenger. Write your requirements down in your document then move on.

UPDATE - if you are creating a video gig you MUST have a video for your gallery. You can use a piece of client work for now before you work on creating a video reel or a better video. For everything else you can use a document or a thumbnail. You can hire somebody on fiverr (I have a reccomendation in the google document) or you can make a simple thumbnail on Canva.

Remember - you can always improve things on your gig later on!

At the end of the "Publish" module I gave you some ideas of how to get your first clients from Social Media (and also how you should continue to get them!) Here is a simple example of how this process works and has worked for me for years!