Getting the right seller on Fiverr can be a question of life and death. Well not that crazy but having a bad seller can be a pain, especially if you are committing to a third party and the product is not up to the mark or not what you expected. Or worse, not delivered in time. So in my experience, here are a few tips you can follow so that you can get the best out of a seller.
1 - Check his reviews and ratings
The reviews are shown on every gig that the seller has sold. This doesn't apply for new sellers who have no ratings. If the seller is new, buying from him can be a gamble. But a new seller might offer the same services cheaper than experienced and established sellers. It is always an advantage to talk to him/her first so that you can get an idea of whether the seller can deliver you the right product. Which brings me to my second point...
2 - Talk to him/her
Talking can get things done. Contacting the seller before you purchase a gig can give you a good idea of how the seller behaves with his clients. Whether he's responsive, polite and all those good things. The faster the response, the better it can be for both the parties involved. Also do make it a point to provide as much information as you can about your project. It helps the seller to get a better idea of what you are looking for. The more the info you provide them, the better change of the seller delivering you the perfect product that you were looking for.
3 - Keep your files ready before ordering
Most Fiverr sellers do have the requirements set before you can place the order. Make sure you have all the material that the seller might require beforehand. Once the order starts, the seller is bound to deliver it on time and not having all the information can lead to cancellations and a waste of time for both seller and as a result, for the buyer.
4 - Read the gig properly
Some sellers offer unlimited revisions, some offer more services for the same price, some offer 100% customer satisfaction, some offer after sales support.... Go through the gig properly before placing the order. Take advantage of the features of the gig that the seller is offering on Fiverr.
As usual, I will keep updaing this post when and if I think of more tips.
Happy ordering!!!
1 - Check his reviews and ratings
The reviews are shown on every gig that the seller has sold. This doesn't apply for new sellers who have no ratings. If the seller is new, buying from him can be a gamble. But a new seller might offer the same services cheaper than experienced and established sellers. It is always an advantage to talk to him/her first so that you can get an idea of whether the seller can deliver you the right product. Which brings me to my second point...
2 - Talk to him/her
Talking can get things done. Contacting the seller before you purchase a gig can give you a good idea of how the seller behaves with his clients. Whether he's responsive, polite and all those good things. The faster the response, the better it can be for both the parties involved. Also do make it a point to provide as much information as you can about your project. It helps the seller to get a better idea of what you are looking for. The more the info you provide them, the better change of the seller delivering you the perfect product that you were looking for.
3 - Keep your files ready before ordering
Most Fiverr sellers do have the requirements set before you can place the order. Make sure you have all the material that the seller might require beforehand. Once the order starts, the seller is bound to deliver it on time and not having all the information can lead to cancellations and a waste of time for both seller and as a result, for the buyer.
4 - Read the gig properly
Some sellers offer unlimited revisions, some offer more services for the same price, some offer 100% customer satisfaction, some offer after sales support.... Go through the gig properly before placing the order. Take advantage of the features of the gig that the seller is offering on Fiverr.
As usual, I will keep updaing this post when and if I think of more tips.
Happy ordering!!!
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