Getting Started as a Seller
Step 1: Create Your Seller Profile
- Upload a professional profile photo
- Write a compelling bio highlighting your expertise
- Add your skills and certifications
- Set your availability and response time
- Link portfolio pieces or previous work
Step 2: Create Your First Gig
- Choose a clear, searchable title
- Select appropriate category and tags
- Write detailed service description
- Set competitive pricing and packages
- Add high-quality images or videos
- Define clear requirements from buyers
Optimizing Your Gigs
SEO Best Practices
- Research keywords buyers use
- Include keywords naturally in title and description
- Use all available tags
- Update gigs regularly to stay relevant
Pricing Strategies
- Research competitor pricing
- Start competitive to build reviews
- Offer package deals for better value
- Include extras for additional revenue
Managing Orders
✅ Order Success Tips
- Respond to messages within 1 hour
- Clarify requirements before starting
- Send regular progress updates
- Deliver on or before deadline
- Be open to reasonable revisions
Growing Your Business
Building Reputation
- Consistently deliver quality work
- Exceed buyer expectations
- Ask satisfied clients for reviews
- Maintain high response rate
- Build long-term client relationships
Leveling Up
| Level | Requirements | Benefits |
|---|---|---|
| New Seller | Just started | Access to marketplace |
| Level 1 | 10 orders, 4.8+ rating | 10 active gigs, priority support |
| Level 2 | 50 orders, 4.9+ rating | 20 active gigs, featured listings |
| Top Rated | 100 orders, 4.95+ rating | 30 active gigs, VIP support |
Seller Tools & Resources
- Analytics Dashboard: Track your performance
- Promotion Tools: Share gigs on social media
- Seller Forum: Connect with other sellers
- Learning Center: Free courses and tutorials
- Mobile App: Manage orders on the go
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Over-promising and under-delivering
- Poor communication with buyers
- Missing deadlines without notice
- Copying others' gig descriptions
- Ignoring buyer requirements
- Not staying updated with platform changes