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Good Fiverr gigs to offer to clients

by DrStrange
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I've seen a few good suggestions here to purchase and offer fiverr services with a markup to clients.

For small businesses, what are the best fiverr outsourcing services that potential clients could use most?
#clients #fiverr #gigs #good #offer
  • Profile picture of the author trobo
    Based on what I've seen, it seems like graphic design and web development offer highest profit potential.

    I'd stay away from article writing gigs, as the prices you see being offered on places like craigslist are laughable, and you wouldn't make any money.
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    • Profile picture of the author mese5
      Originally Posted by trobo View Post

      Based on what I've seen, it seems like graphic design and web development offer highest profit potential.
      The most profitable on fiverr, I would say.
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      • Profile picture of the author DrStrange
        So how do you know you can trust that the graphics ( logos etc) are not pirated from elsewhere leaving you open to a lawsuit since you are reselling?
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  • Profile picture of the author seobro
    I would say a language translation service. Finding that on fiver is easy. Most people who need a translation will want their web site in another language and that can prove expensive. OK so fiver to the rescue. Expect things to take longer than expected and the quality to be less not more. Remember to charge more for technical translations as those are not so easy.
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    • Profile picture of the author DrStrange
      Some good ideas here.


      Seobro- That's an interesting one! I never would have thought of that-thanks.
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  • Profile picture of the author Randall Magwood
    You could offer:

    - Article writing gigs
    - Ebook re-writing gigs
    - Voice overs
    - SEO video ranking
    - Wordpress plug-in installation

    This should get you on the right path.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Addams
    Gig reselling is going the way of the Dodo. In other words, OP, you're a little too late to the party. Reason being: the widespread popularity of Fiverr.

    When my mother knows about Fiverr and my 86 year old father, too, it is a fairly safe bet that your target audience for resold gigs also know about Fiverr.

    Simple logic if you think about it.

    The way to profit is honestly by lack of information on the part of your audience, but it goes without saying that this makes it a weak business model.

    If you truly want to utilize Fiverr for profit, aside from the obvious model already in place by Fiverr, then you need to think out of the box a little.

    Ask yourself something: how can you leverage the services on Fiverr, one in particular or any number, into something which represents greater value to you.

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    • Profile picture of the author stevefox88
      Originally Posted by Tom Addams View Post

      Gig reselling is going the way of the Dodo. In other words, OP, you're a little too late to the party. Reason being: the widespread popularity of Fiverr.

      When my mother knows about Fiverr and my 86 year old father, too, it is a fairly safe bet that your target audience for resold gigs also know about Fiverr.

      Simple logic if you think about it.

      The way to profit is honestly by lack of information on the part of your audience, but it goes without saying that this makes it a weak business model.

      If you truly want to utilize Fiverr for profit, aside from the obvious model already in place by Fiverr, then you need to think out of the box a little.

      Ask yourself something: how can you leverage the services on Fiverr, one in particular or any number, into something which represents greater value to you.

      - Tom
      Good advice!!!!
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      • Profile picture of the author morg2k2
        I still think arbitrage with Fiverr services work very well.

        Normally these type of GIGs:

        Logo Design
        Banner Designs
        Flyers
        Cartoons
        Caricatures
        Mascots

        you can sell it 10x - 20x the gig price.

        A few months ago i ordered from a caricaturist on fiverr a stellar caricature that cost me $25.00 and sold it to my client for $500, so 20x the purchase price.

        The question is not about if the arbitrage works, the question is about reaching the right audience that will buy from you.

        I could give you hundreds of examples, but every of them requires a lot of dedication and time.

        Normally I face, Fiverr as a Business.

        I sell a lot on Fiverr and normally offer much more value than the price my clients pay, and many of them resell my services for 10 or 20 times more. I even can sell Premium GIGs, Last month for example i have sold almost $1500 to a single customer (The guy boosted the Extras like a maniac). So Fiverr Rocks!
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  • Profile picture of the author johnmuck123
    Originally Posted by DrStrange View Post

    I've seen a few good suggestions here to purchase and offer fiverr services with a markup to clients.

    For small businesses, what are the best fiverr outsourcing services that potential clients could use most?
    You can use the Social Media Site or, even you can use your personal site or, blog. Anyhow you must sell that goods. If you can sell that goods, then you will get paid the commission. Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author Nisip
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    stay away from that website, the quality of the work is very very poor most of the times
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    • Profile picture of the author morg2k2
      Originally Posted by Nisip View Post

      stay away from that website, the quality of the work is very, very poor most of the times
      I must disagree with your statement. You can find very good offers, but need to search a lot until finding the right seller. Yeah many sellers are crap, but that´s not all of them.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnnyFanta
      Originally Posted by Nisip View Post

      stay away from that website, the quality of the work is very very poor most of the times
      Nisip, I've come across you criticizing that website constantly, can you explain why?
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  • Profile picture of the author AuthorityBuilder
    I myself have found Logo Design to be the most sold.
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  • Profile picture of the author Nisip
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    $5.50 initial gig price – $1.50 Fiverr commission – $0.42 PayPal fees = $3.58 left for the seller

    so the seller gets 3.58 $ and the total fees and commissions are $ 1.92,
    which makes it a total of 53.63 % fees and commissions

    compare that to the 3 % fees that freelancer charges.

    The fees are outrageous, and the quality of work on fiver is extremely poor.
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  • Profile picture of the author Nisip
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    Also:

    5 Reasons Fiverr Sucks for Sellers - EpicLaunch
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    • Profile picture of the author morg2k2
      You are bragging for $1.92....

      Let's say that you went to freelancer or desk to buy a Logo.... Would you pay $5.00 for it? Probably not.... Probably you would pay $20 - $50 for a simple logo design... What is cheaper for the buyer paying $5.50 or $20 (for example)...

      Sure you don´t like Fiverr charge money to the buyer, i believe you prefer that all commissions should be on the seller end, that´s not Fiverr position.

      To me its quite simple, if you don´t like it, don´t buy there.

      I have bought a lot of Graphic designs there for $5.50 that here in the forum was charged $19.00 and here were crap... So to me, it is all about the perceived value that you get.

      Morg



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    • Profile picture of the author research
      Originally Posted by Nisip View Post

      I am curious as to why you have such a downer on the website Fiverr.com

      Furthermore, the location link you give above was done way back in the year 2011.

      I think even you will agree that many things have changed in the Internet Marketing
      world since 2011.

      Check the above link again and you will discover most of the comments listed are from
      way back, and certainly not recent comments.

      I can't understand the attitude you have towards FIVERR. And if you don't like the site
      why not walk on by, find something you do like.
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    • Profile picture of the author SandraGenJobs
      I used to hate Fiverr to, but I realized that there is market and there are buyers for everything. So if you know how to sell and both sides are satisfied then I see no problem there.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnmuck123
    You can see SEO service, Graphics Design service & Web Development. These 3 is is the top level service around the Freelancing work. so these is the most effective way, where you may gain a good amount of money. Thanks a lot.
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  • Profile picture of the author safrasolutions
    One thing many gig providers need to get a better grasp of is timeliness and customer service levels. As long as you actually give a crap about your customer, it will eventually cause you to get noticed. I recently ordered several gigs. Several of them have blown me away with how fast and quality they are. Others? Mehhh. Can't seem to really care as much. I even have one currently who doesn't even respond to me after ordering the gig.
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  • Profile picture of the author EPoltrack77
    Everything is good.

    Fiverr is such a large network you want to take the time to prequalify the person that is providing the service first.

    You do this by asking them some questions.

    I keep a text document on my computer with all my fiverr vendors that I work with on a consistent basis.
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  • Profile picture of the author gcbmark20
    Hi,

    I've seen SLOGANS for businesses being offered quite regularly.

    You can deliver the gigs FAST and with minimum fuss.

    Also there are websites that will create these business slogans for you
    for free and fast.

    So all you have to do is take the business name, enter it into the search box and
    it will come up with a name for you.

    You then deliver that slogan to the client and get paid.
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  • Profile picture of the author Simon Nilsson
    People might have said above but here we go.

    What you're looking for on Fiverr isn't just a cheap gig to sell to someone else for profit.
    You are looking for a high quality product that your end-buyer values higher than the first seller. This way you make profit on the difference. That the gig is on Fiverr is irrelevant, you can arbitrage anywhere if you can spot high quality opportunities.

    To answer OP's question: The best gigs on Fiverr are probably the design/art ones. They sell well on the platform and their value is based on "oh my good it looks amazing", haha.
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  • Profile picture of the author coolboy321
    Anything you can offer but your offer will be and attractive. You can SEO, WEB DESIGN, etc, offer.
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  • Profile picture of the author johnmuck123
    Originally Posted by DrStrange View Post

    For small businesses, what are the best fiverr outsourcing services that potential clients could use most?
    It may be SEO, Lead generation, Graphics Design. The most service selling in the SEO category. You can provide this kind of service to get more & more order in the Fiverr.
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