Showing posts with label Fiverr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fiverr. Show all posts

Friday, February 26, 2016

What Are Good Products To Sell on eBay and Amazon FBA?

What To Sell on eBay & Amazon FBA?

Maybe you're just starting to think about getting into e-commerce and opening up an eBay and/or Amazon shop or maybe you've given it a try and havn't found much success.

eBay & Amazon are both huge markets that bring an enormous audience and tons of traffic to your listings, but despite that when your just getting started it can be hard to get sales and hard to get the ball rolling.

It may be because your not using good keywords or don't put together quality listings that make a buyer comfortable buying your items. It could also however be because your selling items people don't want, or selling at a price point that's undesirable.

Have you ever bought inventory and had it not sell and been sitting on hundreds or even thousands of pieces of inventory worth hundreds or even thousands of Dollars?

Never have that happen to you again by only selling proven products that are guranteed to sell. I offer several gigs on Fiverr that can be of a lot of assistance to you.

Hot Selling eBay & Amazon Products

Want to start selling on eBay, Amazon, or Amazon FBA but don't know what products to sell and don't know where to start? I offer a great gig titled "I will give you hot selling ecommerce products and a wholesale supplier".

In this gig I provide you with several lists of hot selling eBay and Amazon products. These products are proven sellers. 5 of these products alone do over $250,000 a week in sales, with one single product doing well over $80,000 a week in sales.

In addition to the main list, I also provide a ton of bonuses such as 6 lightweight cheap items which are great for Amazon FBA, 6 cheap electronics products, 10 hot selling fitness products, and over 400 hot selling Amazon and Amazon FBA products.

In addition to getting the products you get access to a wholesale supplier and also are given detailed analytic reports which will show you the best day of the week and time of day to end your listings when most buyers in your niche are buying. I'll give you the top keywords to include in your title and description as well as an idea of how much is sold per week and the sell through rate which can tell you if a product is even worth selling in the first place. Lastly, I can show you your top 20 competitors or top 20 sellers of your product or in your category so you know who you're competing with and can copy some of their strategies that are proven effective.

You can get all this for just $5 for buying my gig below....

https://www.fiverr.com/rulesforrebels/give-7-hot-selling-ecommerce-products-and-wholesale-supplier

Thursday, February 25, 2016

5 Tips to Make More Money on Fiverr.Com

Are you considering starting to sell gigs on Fiverr to bring in some extra money? Or maybe you already have a profile setup but are not having much luck. Here's some Fiverr seller tips sure to get your gigs selling as well as to help you make your sales easier.


1. Offer the maximum amount of gigs you can. Different seller levels allow you to offer more gigs than others. Regardless you should be offering the maximum amount of gigs possible as well as maxing our your gig extras or upsells.

2. Gig extras are where you make your money. Your never going to make much money just selling $5 gigs which net you $4 after fees. The big money is made with gig extras. You can charge anywhere from an additional $5 to $50 for additional services. This can be something as simple as delivering your gig quickly in one day or can be an additional service. Some examples of addons are oftentimes people will give you two more gigs for the price of one, with graphic designers an upsell is oftentimes something like additional file types. The standard gig is delivered in jpg where as a gig extra or upsell may be delivered in vector file format for an additional fee.

3. Over deliver. Deliver more than your customer is expecting. For example if your going to send a tweet for your gig, instead of just sending it once send it twice or send it from multiple profiles. Buyers like to feel they got their money worth. This will get your repeat buyers as well as happy customers who will leave positive feedback.

4. Communicate with your customers. If you get questions, answer them promptly. You are scored by the percentage of messages you respond to as well as how quickly you respond to them. By responding to all messages in a timely fashion you will rise in Fiverr seller levels and also be shown more in searches.

5. Cancel gigs for customers who are unhappy. Some people game the system and others have expectations which far exceed what they should expect for a $5 gig. Sure it's tempting to argue with difficult customers but in the end you'll wind up with negative feedback which will hurt your search ranking and will in the long run wind up costing you much more in lost gigs than the $4 you lost for that particular gig. Quickly refund or appease any unhappy customers. I prefer to just refund them as I don't want to continue dealing with a difficult person.


If you want to checkout the gigs I offer on Fiverr you can check me out at Fiverr.Com/RulesForRebels


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Wednesday, February 24, 2016

Why Aren't My Fiverr Gigs Selling?

Why Aren't My Fiverr Gigs Selling?

Many new Fiverr sellers get discouraged after they've setup a few gigs and a few weeks go by without a sale. Really getting things rolling on Fiverr is a slow process and can take a while. I think it was about a year in to my Fiverr journey before I started consistantly getting sales and building up some solid feedback.

The thing about Fiverr is once your sales start rolling in and you start getting some gigs, if you do a good job and impress the customer and earn a good feedback score you will begin showing up higher in Fiverrs searches and the higher you go in searches the more gigs you will sell. Once things get rolling it really does snowball and before you know it you'll be selling 5-8 gigs per day, but it does take patience.

A good strategy for putting gigs up on Fiverr is to do some keyword research and figure out what people in your niche or seeking your services are searching for. You may even want to search your keyword or term in Fiverrs search and see similar gigs that pull up in results.

Never copy someone else's gig, however you can use it as inspiration and take some ideas such as what their title looks like, the type of gig photos they have, what their description is like, etc.

If you've listed a Fiverr gig and two weeks passes and you don't get any sales try searching for your own gig in Fiverr search. If you pop up and find yourself you are ranked in Fiverrs search function and you can improve your ranking by tweaking the title, description, or even changing a picture. If you don't show up in Fiverr search it's best at that time to just abandon the gig and start fresh.

Some people report that they change up their gig title, description, and photos on a monthly basis to kind of reshuffle themself in search and keep things fresh. Personally I've had some gigs that have been successful for over a year without any tweaks, however many do report that a gig that has always sold well will just die in it's tracks for no reason and that's when you want to shuffle things around.

The main lesson is be patient. Put together quality gigs, promote your gigs outside of Fiverr on social media, your Youtube Channel and Blog, etc. Gigs will start coming, make sure you deliver quickly and over deliver above customers expectations and your Fiverr business will continue to grow.

eBay Listing Title SEO - How To Rank Your Listings 1st Page of eBay Searches

eBay Title SEO

The most critical aspect that determines whether you will sell a lot of stuff on eBay pretty much all boils down to where you show up in eBay's search rankings.

If your product gets 1st page ranking and you show up on the first page of eBay, not only are you pretty much guranteed to sell your items, your typically able to sell them for substantially more than your compeition. Reason being, most people never scroll past the first page of eBay searches to see what is beyond there. Having first page ranking for an eBay listing is a recipe to making money.

Now nobody truly knows all the in's and out's of eBay's search algorithm which determines who shows up in eBay searches, however eBay themselves tells us what the factors are that play into ranking high.

eBay wants to provide buyers a good shopping experience. That means they typically will show proven sellers with a good track record to show their listings above new sellers or sellers with low feedback. This means if you have low feedback or bad feedback, you will need to improve that before you start getting good ranking as that plays heavily into eBays search algorithm.

There are however other things you can do to improve your ranking. eBay themselves tell us by offering free shipping and accepting returns you get a bump in search ranking. Many people seem reluctant to offer free shipping but just roll it into the cost of the product. If you would normally sell an item for $10 with $10 shipping just sell the item for $20 and offer free shipping. As for returns, again many sellers are hesitant to offer returns but you are allowed to offer returns with a 20% restocking fee. This is the best way to go about this. The restocking fee typically discourages returns while still allowing you to technically offer them. Also, if you do happen to get a return that 20% restocking fee should cover any costs you incurred having to accept a return. In addition you need to offer returns to be a top rated seller and power seller so it's really a no brainer you should be offering returns and free shipping.

Free shipping and returns play a role in eBays search ranking, however above that is a good title. In addition to having a good title you'll also want to post a detailed description, as many item specifics as you can, and a lot of pictures, max out all 12 pictures even if it's not necessary to have 12 pictures.

As for the title, you want a keyword rich title. For example, if I was selling paracord bracelets some other words I would want to include in my title are "camping, survival, 550 paracord, edc, every day carry, fire starter, magnesium" you get the point. One tool I really like to use to use to determine accurately what my buyers are searching for is Terapeak which pulls eBay sales stats and analytics. This is a valuable program which gives you info on your competitors, sales states and sell through rate so you can determine if an item is even worth selling, and best of all it gives you data such as the time of day and day of the week most buyers buy. The keywords buyers are searching for. Popular items among buyers in your niche, and many other valuable pieces of info which can help you craft a listing sure to rise to the top of eBay searches. You can sign up for a FREE TRIAL of Terapeak by clicking this link.

In addition to being a great place to pull data, Terapeak also has their own title builder. Though it's helpful it's not really a tool that can really be used to create a listing title for you, I still prefer doing it manually, although I have recently spoken with the people over at Terapeak and they are working on improving the title builder and will be rolling out a new one soon.

You can also hire someone like myself through my Fiverr Gig to create an SEO'd eBay title for you. It only costs you one gig so $5, and with such a low cost you are sure to make your money back after just one sale. Now I can't gurantee that your brand new eBay account with 0 feedback will rise to page one of search as eBay typically doesn't show low feedback items on top page. A properly SEO'd eBay title however will make you rank higher in search than you would otherwise. For example, if your item would normally otherwise show up on page 30 of eBay search, a properly SEO'd eBay title can probably rise to page 15 and as you get sales and improve your sales rank and build feedback you'll only continue to rank higher.

I have a number of gigs on Fiverr which can assist you with your eBay and Amazon business. You can check me out on Fiverr.Com/RulesForRebels

Monday, February 22, 2016

How To Get A Free Fiverr Gig

Get A Free Fiverr Gig

Chances are you've probably heard about the freelance website Fiverr, but maybe you've never given it a try.

I absolutely love Fiverr.Com and it's an invaluable tool for entrepreneurs, web designers, e-commerce professionals and really anyone who needs anything done.

Fiverr isn't just for graphic design and web design gigs, you can literally find anything on the site. In addition to the business related gigs, which is what I think most of us think about when we think of Fiverr, Fiverr has a lot of fun gigs like I'll make up a funny song for you, draw a picture for you, or even remaster your homemade rap album. Heck, I've even hired a Christopher Walken impersonator to prank call my girlfriend on her birthday and the guy did a fantastic job.

Anyhow, if you don't have a Fiverr account and have never given Fiverr a try I recommend you do so and the best part, if you signup with THIS LINK, you can even get your first Fiverr gig for free.