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LOL...That part where you said "I just search for anytin that look like d answer and pick" had me in stitches!

JayOwhy:
dragnet dragnet...I wasn't expecting any less tho...just do away wit any form of distraction cos d test takes all ur full concentration.. limited time and trust me I can't even remember the qstns cos I no read d full qstn...I just search for anytin that look like d answer and pick...

Las las we go dey alright

I saw that error page but that was after I'd submitted. I simply tried refreshing the page again after submission to see what it'd display and that's when it popped up that error message.

I don't think you've anything to worry about.

Volt200:
I tried to submit my test at 11am this morning and it kept saying Error no specified ID after logging me in. Who else is having this problem.

I’ve called dragnet, they’re currently working on it

Honestly the test went well.

They are easy. The only real constraint is TIME. You have 20 mins to answer 20 questions so every second matters.

Don't overthink the questions. DOn't also skip any question. You won't have time to come back to take it.

Don't spend more than 45 seconds on a question you consider very difficult because they might be easier ones ahead.

Personally, I finished all 20 questions and I'm quite confident of a positive outcome.

All the best folks.

icansimi:
I applied applied for the Africa's Young Entrepreneurs Empowerment Nigeria 2016 and subsequently paid the 2k for the J18 Form. I was at my Centre in Abuja for the collection, filling and submission of the J18 form. The crowd was bearable (about 500- I was no. 473). I was eventually screened by a panel of 2 men and a lady. One of the male panelist was an oyinbo man. Some tactical questions were asked of which I was able to give answers that made the oyinbo keep nodding in approval. Some p couldn't be screened and asked to come back the next day.

How did the screening/audition go in your Center?

Hey, congrats on your auditioning Simi! Can you kindly share some of the tactical questions you were asked? You don't have to go into details, just share an overview.

I would really appreciate getting any heads up from you. My audition comes up on the 15th Aug (Lagos).

Cheers!

HazzanTazzan:
Massive and motivating ... I'm sure I'd surpass this by the time I'm 2 years on fiverr..

However, do you make copyright licenses for materials as a copywriter?

Some of my clients always Wann purchase copyright along with jobs delivered to them... Kindly respond asap.
Thanks

Hello @HazzanTazzan, Fiverr gives writers a gig option to sell the copyrights of your work. You'll find that option on the gig setup page. Although for me, I always give my buyers full access and copyrights to my work at no extra charge to them. Hope this helps!

Nice thread guys. Just happened to bump into this discussion accidentally and I liked it. I am also a seller on Fiverr...my 2nd year in the business and I'll like to share my 2 cents with you guys, for whatever it might be worth.

Here my are top tips on becoming successful on Fiverr:

1. Show up EVERY SINGLE DAY! -- The fact is that your first few weeks on fiverr might not necessary turn the corner for you. Reason? There are thousands of other sellers too, who like you want to make money, so the competition is initially stiff. However, many new sellers are merely wantrepreneurs or opportunity chasers, who will jump out after 1 week if the money doesn't start rolling in. So you can eliminate up to 70% of direct competition by simply showing up EVERYDAY!

2. Split Test Sales and Marketing Strategies -- Fiverr could be hard, very hard if your strategy is to simply open an account and wait for the orders to rush in. From experience, you'll need to come up with a strategy. You need regular sales? Try launching marketing campaigns to increase the traffic rate coming to your Fiverr gigs. And don't be scared, these marketing campaigns won't cost you money, atleast most won't. I am talking about simply marketing your brand (Yes, that's what you need to position yourself as, pal...You are a BRAND!) on Linked-in and Linked-in groups that are similar to the services you provide.

E.g, a graphic designer should join business start-up groups/ SME groups on linked-in. Other online sites where you could market your brand are facebook groups (similar to Linked-in), and online forums. If you'll however like to step up your game, I suggest launching low-cost Twitter and Facebook ads (A budget of 5000 NGN will do the trick). For paid ads, you goal will be to get lots and lots of traffic (gig clicks and impressions). This in turn will float your gigs to the top of fiverr's search engine...Result? More $$$, pal!

3. Be professional about EVERYTHING! -- I'll keep this one short. Hey, don't treat your fiverr business anyhow! You've to bring in professionalism to the table, pal. Everything needs to be professional: Account name, Profile picture, Gig setup (description et al), buyer correspondence, etc. I'm sure you get the point. If you don't build credibility for your brand, you won't stand out, and if you can't stand out, don't expect customers with big wallets to stop by.

Hoping this was worth your time. Wishing you all the best, pal

Oh, just for the sake of credibility, here are my own results so far on Fiverr (find attached). P.S: I am a copywriter/marketing consultant on fiverr.

yet another in abuja today
isnt it crazy!
what is d government s like this?
why shud we fold our arms and continue to ruin in the pain
this is unfair to the masses