How get orders?

yasirsaeedtech Level 1

September 26, 2026, 4:10 pm

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Hi everyone,

I have old profile on SEO Clerk but I’m not getting any orders. I’ve been participating in the Community Discussions but I’m still trying to understand how to actually find buyers and get few orders.

Could experienced SEOClerks sellers please guide me?

How do you find or attract your first customers?
Which services are currently in demand?
What types of services are easier for a new seller to start with?
How important are service titles, keywords, pricing and thumbnails?
Is there any specific SEOClerks strategy that helped you get your first orders?

I have experience in B2B sales, lead generation, LinkedIn research, web research, and CRM-related work, so I’d also appreciate suggestions about which services I should offer.

Any practical advice from experienced sellers would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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ZahoorServices

Hey bro in starting I faced this problem too but I didn't give up js daily active for 2 - 3 hrs and also don't forget to boost your services and msg a buyer in a day and daily check the jobs tab and answer to the questions in community discussion so your identity get noticed. Good luck
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4 days ago

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Asmodeus

I'll beak it down for you according to your point questions...

1. Market your services outside SC on places where buyers are looking for your services, such as forums, niche social groups, etc
2. Anything SEO related, BUT whatever is popular will make no difference if you don't offer that service or can't compete with other sellers offering it.
3. Whatever you find easy that will sell, usually something manual that others hate doing
4. Very. SEO it
5. Refer to point 1

Good luck!

4 days ago

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Shakil035

Hi,

My advice would be to focus on your existing skills and turn them into specific, well-defined services rather than offering too many unrelated things at once.

Since you have experience in B2B sales, lead generation, LinkedIn research, web research, and CRM-related work, you could offer targeted B2B lead generation, LinkedIn prospect research, verified business contact lists, company research, and CRM data entry or cleaning.

Here are a few things that may help you attract your first customers:

* Create clear and professional service titles using relevant keywords.

* Use attractive thumbnails that clearly communicate what you offer.
* Start with competitive pricing while maintaining good quality.
* Explain exactly what buyers will receive and what information you need from them.

* Build trust by responding promptly, communicating professionally, and delivering work on time.
* Participate in community discussions genuinely and avoid making every interaction promotional.

In my opinion, a well-defined service that solves a specific problem is often more effective than a general service description.

Keep improving your services, be patient, and focus on delivering value.

Getting the first few orders may take time, but consistency and professionalism can make a difference.

Best of luck! I hope you get your first orders soon.
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