Fiverr alternatives that work?

Simply put. The reason you sell on the clones is to get your product in front of more eyes. Not everyone looking for cheap jobs checks Fiverr. There are Fiverr clones for specific countries for example.

Doesn't answer my question.
Which is: is there a Fiverr clone on which you can sell more than 100 gigs per month at, say, $15 per gig?

This is very relevant to where I'm at as well. I can't bring myself to complete a job that isn't done to the best of my abilities, and as such many of my gigs take a longer time to complete than I would like them to. I have seen a lot of clones, tried out a couple with no success yet, although admittedly most of my energy has been focused on Fiverr. I'm going to reexamine them.

Aside from that, a lot of people have mentioned other job sites like elance, and while I'm not familiar enough to comment on any of these in-depth, I will say that I get the impression that they're very useful tools to have at your disposal.

I think most of the fiverr clones are just a waste of time, most of the time you don't even get a sale on them, where you can do several a day on fiverr. So far I have not seen any one that has the success that fiverr does.

The problem is not Fiverr or the clones...

The problem is that you are waiting for the sites to find you a customer, instead of going out and marketing yourself more effectively or more aggressively.

There are plenty of people who are achieving greater returns from $4 gigs than what you might expect. And the secret is how the vendors market themselves different from the masses.

Your problem is not the marketplace. The problem is that you don't know how to market yourself in a way that will ensure greater returns for your time invested.

Can't you do WSO's, Warrior Products & Services etc?.. Fiverr and WarriorForum is where I go to get all of my stuff done...

I do understand where you're coming from and it is difficult when you set yourself a high standard of workmanship. When you set yourself high standards it's hard to give anything less, I do this myself and at great finacial loss sometimes.

The original concept of Fiverr was good, to give a marketplace for people to sell their skills, but it has become a two-edged sword whereby people have come to expect a very high quality of work with still no price increase. Maybe we could go to a sixerr and then a sevenerr, maybe someone could set that in motion.

You might want to think about a more sophisticated approach to using Fiverr. Lot's of gigs are upgrades (for rush delivery, more deliverables, etc.) so, depending on what you are offering, you could do something like push out the delivery date, and then add a second gig for the rush.

Was going to say mate. Leverage your Success. The fact that you are getting many clients there, and hopefully plenty of repeat business means that you are good at what you do.

So your next phase is simple. "Would you like some fries with that Sir?"

Bulldozer you and others have created your own hell, and the situation that you are complaining about. As you say you are selling services for $4 which you would normally sell for $50-$100. So obviously people are flocking to Fiver because there are incredible deals for $5. But if you and others posted your Gigs on the alternate sites for say $50 then you only need to sell one a day to make the same profit you currently make for 10 jobs.

With time things will balance out across these fiverr clones . You are lucky that you are riding on your good rating and comments but many other sellers get lost among the thousands of Gigs at fiverr and never make a sale.

One advantage of the fiverr alternatives is that most sellers are notice by most buyers. If you look at the fiverway August list my site Gigtask is rated 27 out of about 120 sites. I get about 6-7 new postings a day which are seen by 160 people daily. On initially posting your gig it will stay on the front page for about 2-3 days. Now can anybody tell me that 400 odd people looking at your short description in 3 days and possibly 15-20 full views of your gig in a week is not worth the effort. This especially holds true when you can post exactly the same description as what you already have at fiverr with little effort.

The fiverr alternatives strive to be better than fiverr in some way. So that means a variety of posting prices, lower commissions, quicker payouts different languages/countries and different marketing. Even commissions. And guess what ? most of the site owners buy gigs from their own site to promote their site.

I'm not saying to post on my site (although I wouldn't mind) however go to that fiverrway list and you will see that Fiverr is a PR4 site and there are 4 other PR4 site, over 15 PR3 sites, and approx 50 PR2 sites. Thats a lot of traffic not to mention good backlinks. Try them you'll be surprised. Lets level the playing field.

I am using fourerr.com and peoplestox.com besides of Fiverr. They aren't bad, but not so good as Fiverr. Fiverr rocks..

Abhijit...

i agree fiverr does rock , you can pretty much sell anything , it seems hard to actually make any real money from it but its fun

Ours is a new site and we're really passionate about making it a great alternative to fiverr. That's what attracted us to the business....wanting to deliver a lot more service to ou buyers and sellers. The feedback so far is that people appreciate it and are getting good exposure.

There are definitely a lot of alternatives that have popped up since Fiverr has gotten so popular. I have tried a few of the different one's but still haven't found the value I get out of using Fiverr. If you find the right person to do your work, it is priceless!

My problem with fiverr isn't the $4 you make. I can make that work. The problem is that they do everything they can to keep you from collecting the lead and selling more expensive stuff later.

You are basically looking to offer a service that needs:
1) A lot of demand, something like a link building service.
2) Needs lots of exposure to get those 100 gigs. Why? Because even if your offer converts at 1-2%, you still need 10000-20000 people "to look" at your offer.

And you can get 10000-20000 views ONLY on:
1) Super traffic hubs like fiverr, our very own WF, elance, guru, odesk, etc.
2) Create a super traffic site for natural traffic which would be extremely tough.
3) Buy traffic which would be unbelievable cosly!

So your option is number 1: Stick to fiverr, WF, elance, and start creating a brand value and 'following' for your service.

If it could be this easy to sell 100 gigs at 15$ a pop every month, the warrior forum would be dead by now!

Hey, check out, zeerk.com

If you are selling that service on fiverr for $5, you certainly will not be able to sell it some where else for $10 or $15.

I believe service that worth money are actually selling, I saw many sellers doing pretty well.

It is true, people are posting gigs and wait for it to make sales. fiverr or any other clone are expecting you to do your part by marketing your service.

I have the same problem as you are,Im offering logo designs on fiver and I get 2-10 orders per day.I make really amazing logos and they cost way more than 4$,but you cant do nothing with it.There is no other site like fiverr,which gets that much traffic and sales.In the past,I found myself working 2-3 hours for every logo and people were amazed,but than I discovered that simple but yet effective logos work the same way,and sometimes get even better reactions.At first,you should do a work that costs more than 4$,but when you have daily sales,you can relax abit and start making your work slower,without that much care and effort in it.

Hope it helps.

doupto.com has nice design and templates.

I literally just read the post link below and came to urs perhaps it was destiny I was meant to help you out

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...have-list.html

I literally just read the post link below and came to urs perhaps it was destiny I was meant to help you out

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...have-list.html

Fiverr booms mainly because of the cheap cost and anything above get people thinking and holding back their cash and has to be worth it.

I agree with you, the chances of getting rich on fiverr is next to none except if you want to offer hundreds of gigs professionally and also have VA working for you but the cost of keeping this staff will also eventually leave a deficit in your earnings if not carried out calculatively.

I see fiverr as a starting points for people who want to make some quick cash and re-invest it for more greater income.

That is what your money should be doing for you.

I become a fiverr gig partially due to the lack of paypal in my country. I use my earnings to outsource some works that i would have ordinarily spend more than $5 doing and its worth it. It has never been my primary source of income.

You can look at creating a site of your own and finding places like forums to promote your services for a higher income.

Angela and Paul kind of back link is offered for $5 on fiverr, the last time i saw it here it was around $15 or more. Because it is on their own ends they can control the earnings and also keep all of them.

Look at offering your services outside fiverr and a personal ground.

I hope this helps.

We're getting increasing number sof buyers and sellers on Where Buyers and Sellers Make Money Online - JobsForSix.com for all of the reasons you mention - sellers want to be able to charge more and buyers want better quality.
Not at 100gigs a month yet but getting close

GuruWarrior is just like fiverr it just started up has live chat and better customer service than fiverr.

You can of course work on Elance or even do higher priced offers here on the warrior forum, but with fiverr you can also deliver a bonus to your clients ( eg. a PLR Graphic package) to collect leads, if the condition to get the package (or interview, or pdf, or whatever) is to register through a squeeze page. Once you have the lead, nobody says you can't make a higher priced offer to the clients in your BUYERS LIST. Maybe it is even better to do an offer on fiverr for a PLR graphic package, with a free upsell to get the email address and in the package offer a customised graphic for 20$

You can sell gigs from $5 - $150 at The Ultimate Gigs Marketplace - GigPursuits.com.

Use fiverr to build up a list of regulars and then upsell them on a range of additional more expensive services.

Just think of fiverr as your low cost front end traffic source.

I believe gigbucks is the best clone out there, but really fiverr is the place where the money is.

What's the point of posting on GigBucks when its only 2% better in terms of commission than Fiverr? If you are unique on Fiverr, then yes you can make a lot of money, but if there are 20 other people doing exactly the same thing as you, then you wouldn't make very much.

Which is why Fiverr alternatives like The Ultimate Gigs Marketplace - GigPursuits.com is so useful. Its way easier to be unique and the lower commissions help boost your income. You just have to market your gigs abit more.

I agree, gigbucks is the best Fiverr clone up there.

hireafreelancer or one of those jobs sites. If youre good at what you do, and not junk like most of fiverr, then you can charge hundreds.