Fiverr TOS: Do you lose the rights to EBooks sold on there??

It is best you state clearly in your gig description that you are the owner of the copyright and the buyer can only read and use the ebook themselves. They are not allowed to pass or sell the ebook to others.

I don't think theres any obstacles. I amm selling it without any hindrances

The key phrase is in the first sentence:

"...unless clearly stated otherwise in the gig description text"

So, make it clear in the text that you are the owner.

According to Fiverr's TOS, if you sell something on Fiverr (picture, ebook, etc.), the buyer can do whatever they want with it, even sell it, unless you implicitly say otherwise.

Yeah if you state clearly that it's yours then they will not do anything with it.

I guess that doesn't really include copyright on the book, however, better safe than sorry, fiverr is protecting themselves.

I would clearly state that, Buyer Has no rights to distribute, sell or giveaway this product.

Thanks everyone for the great info.

I am starting to wonder if this whole internet marketing thing is generally feasible as a business model (for most people) without a very very very significant time or economic investment.

I have two ebooks that are pretty good (one 86 pages single spaced on weight loss for a specific group of people) and the other (almost complete) on how to find a boyfriend. (similar length) I have especially good faith in the last one and the first one is well researched. However, my methods to get traffic or to capture leads seem to not work at all. These big shot dating coaches get hundreds of dollars for 100 pages of great content. The products are good (or i imagine better in the case of the bf book!) than other products. However, it seems all the methods to get traffic (either ones I've tried or others, require an extremely disproportionate amount of effort).

I need fast cash. Should I sell rights to sell the books, since I suck at getting traffic? I even put on FIverr (buy one gig get 8 FREE), which basically included splitting up and selling as large articles (average 10 pages) on specific subjects. It still has no attention.

Should I cut my losses and sell the rights to resell these books? Is that ethical? Is that the fastest way to get money? I am very weary of doing all this work and any little thing I try seems to be relatively ineffective proportion to the effort.

This is for custom created content. In other words stuff you have written as a ghost writer or a video you have made to specific order requirements. I don't think that it would apply to a pre-published book.