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How to convince buyer to buy our service? (im a new user)

roberto79 Level 1

June 16, 2014, 12:25 pm

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How to convince buyer to buy our service? (im a new user)

Im a level 1 user. Since the beginning, i recieved small amounts of order. I didnt recieve much profit from it. I wanna know, how to convince any user to buy my services? I know the cheaper the service is, the more people will buy. But the problem is, I'm a level 1 user, I cant create service for less than $5 :/ I really want to create $1 services!

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nbavines

The first impression is always the most important. Try and use clear concise words in your descriptions and try and see if you can use better deals than your competitors. Also, the bump tool for your gig can be helpful. Over time, you will become a level 2 seller.

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wikicrunch

Yes If someone ordered your gig ,You can give him a gift after order complete.Use steady polite words when deal with them.Deliver on time your work with quality.Answer to their questions with right answer.As a level 1 member you can order 10 gigs(cheap 1$ gigs),then you become level 2 as a buyer.Then you can create 5>gigs.You can buy cheap gigs from me.

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ghomveld

Hi Roberto79. Welcome to SEOClerks - I'm also new here, only created my first service last night. I've only had two sales thus far, but I'm really looking forward to working on SEOClerks.

I find that being professional and friendly helps, and try to over-deliver rather than under-deliver. Give your buyers more than they expect, and they're sure to come back for more, and maybe even give you a recommendation. You should also ensure the details of your services provide as much details about your service as possible, and include the smaller details - to what markets you cater, what you will do, what you won't do, etc.

Hope this helps!
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