Currently, freelancing is not just a profession — for many, it is the only way to earn money, and for some, it is an opportunity for additional income. Fiverr has become a popular online marketplace among young people.
However, competition is fierce on this platform, so just opening an account will not get you work. Smart planning and consistent effort are needed. Let’s find out how you can get your first lead or client on Fiverr, and how you can succeed.
1. Organize your profile, your identity is your capital
The first thing a client sees is your profile. So the profile should be professional, clear and attractive. Clearly mention your skills, experience and areas of interest. Give yourself a beautiful profile picture and a brief introduction that highlights your professional mindset.
A good profile is the door that the client will open to enter your gig.
2. Choose a specific niche
Thousands of people are providing services like logo design, content writing or web design on Fiverr. If you offer a specialized service — such as Only Amazon A+ Content Design or Shopify Dropshipping Product Description — your gig will stand out from the crowd.
Choosing a niche means presenting yourself as an expert on a specific problem. This can also help clients quickly trust you.
3. Set competitive prices
You’re new at the beginning, so you have to start smart. If you ask for a high price right away, clients won’t be interested easily. Instead, set a price that will make them at least see you work once. Once you get good reviews, you can gradually increase your prices.
4. Use stunning visuals
Gig thumbnails, videos, or slides — all are important on Fiverr. People decide whether to click or not by looking at them first. Present your work samples in a way that is professional and eye-catching.
If you add a video, briefly introduce yourself there, explain what services you provide. It will increase credibility.
5. Clearly state what you are offering in your gig description
The gig description should be clear, easy to understand, and easy for the client to understand. What services you are offering, what the client will get, and how you will deliver on time — be clear about these things. It is better to write concisely, professionally, and in the client’s language, not in bad English. Use online tools if necessary. But try to give a quality description.
6. Add extras
Each gig on Fiverr has “Extras” or additional options. For example: faster delivery, another customized design, or additional revisions. These extras make your gig more attractive. Many clients want faster delivery even if they pay a little more — you can take advantage of that. So, add extras according to your convenience.
7. Share your gig on social media
Don’t just sit on Fiverr. Share your gig link on Facebook, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), or Instagram. Especially in various freelancing groups, give gig links with samples of your work. This increases your chances of getting new clients.
8. Communicate quickly and professionally
Suppose someone sends you a message showing interest in your gig. Now if you reply after 24 hours, that client may move on to someone else. So keep an eye on the Fiverr app or website regularly, reply to the message whenever you get it. Try to talk to them as soon as possible.
Not only is this a sign of professionalism, but Fiverr’s algorithm also gives more importance to profiles that reply quickly.
9. Provide work that surprises the client
Your work should be of such quality that the client is not only happy, but also seeks you out next time. If you deliver the work on time, perfectly and as per the requirements, the client may also give tips and may even offer bigger work.
10. Don’t be afraid to ask for reviews
Many people are afraid to ask for reviews. Many others think it is completely inappropriate. However, if the client is happy after you deliver the work, then you can politely ask for a review. A review on Fiverr means that the next client will trust you. But don’t force it — you have to ask politely and respectfully.
To be successful on Fiverr, there is no substitute for patience, quality work, and regular communication. Think of each of your projects as a brand, not just for getting work. You will become a successful freelancer only if you can not only please but also impress your clients.
Start today. Your first lead may be waiting for you on your profile.
If this article made you think—bookmark Wiz Fact.
We’re just getting started.
Smart, rebellious ideas are what we do here. Soon, we’ll launch our newsletter too—so these insights can fly straight to your inbox. No fluff. Just facts worth knowing.
