Gana en dólares conversando en español desde casa | Registro y Gig AQUI TE ENSEÑO EL PASO A PASO

Summary

The presenter explains how to set up a Fiverr seller profile and publish a service offering Spanish conversation practice for international clients. The service is aimed at people who want to improve their Spanish for travel, study, business, or everyday use.

The presenter says a Spanish teacher’s qualification is not required, but recommends creating a reliable, professional profile and responding promptly to prospective clients.

Suggested Setup and Workflow

1. Create a Fiverr account: Register—ideally using a Google account—then choose “Become a seller.”
2. Complete the seller profile: Fill it out manually, select the languages you speak, describe relevant experience and services, and state whether you work independently or with a team.
3. Write in English: Draft profile and gig text in Spanish, translate it with Google Translate, and paste the English version into Fiverr.
4. Verify your identity: The tutorial says the profile has 12 completion items. It shows 8 completed and notes that identity verification and other required items must be completed before the listing becomes publicly visible. One optional item can reportedly be skipped.
5. Publish a gig: Create an offer for conversational Spanish practice with a native speaker. Add a clear description, keywords, package details, and an introductory question for prospective clients.
6. Build trust with supporting materials: Add a business card made with Canva and, if available, a short introduction video.
7. Manage inquiries actively: Install Fiverr’s mobile app to receive client notifications and respond quickly, even when away from a computer.

Pricing and Platform Economics

The presenter cites a 20% Fiverr platform fee:

• A $20 sale would leave $16 for the seller and $4 for the platform.
• A $10 sale would leave $8 for the seller and $2 for the platform.

Example package prices are $15, $20, and $30 per hour. Higher tiers could include more activities, such as speaking, reading, writing, and pronunciation practice. These are examples, not earnings guarantees.

The presenter claims there is no charge for posting ads and suggests sellers can publish multiple offers. However, the video provides no data on demand, conversion rates, or likely income. Getting clients depends on attracting buyers and being reliable.

Practical Recommendations

• Make the offer specific: explain what clients will practice and tailor the service to their goals.
• Ask whether the client is learning Spanish for travel, study, business, or everyday use. The presenter uses this as an icebreaker and a way to understand the client’s needs.
• Clearly describe the session length and what each package includes.
• Treat fast, professional responses and dependable delivery as part of the service—not just the listing itself.

Presenter/source: Carlos Rubio, Mundo Laboral & Tech.