The Power of Fiverr!

Yeah I agree. I bought a Facebook sharing gig once and basically got no improvement in traffic to my site.

When you order a gig always sort it by rating and the go in to the gig page and actually read the feedback people are giving.

Sometimes you'll find that even though people give a thumbs up, their worded feedback will suggest otherwise, such as "Gig delivered on time and did what the gig said, but not really what was expected."

It's not the gig providers fault however, you just gotta know what you're getting before you buy something to avoid disappointment.

Overall though it's a great place to go to for outsourcing things you don't have time for or just simply don't want to do.

Just be sure to sort it by rating and then actually read the feedback!

Jamie D

Actually a lot of them are duds. You've got to be real careful. Scammers run rampant there.

You can protest it but in most cases you're just out the $5. Like eBay, it's best to check their reputation first. But you even have to be careful there and trust your instincts. Many of them make fake accounts to add their own positive feedback.

Thanks for that tip, I didn't know about it - going to utilize it

I just gave this a try on one of my new sites... It looks off the hook, but we'll see. Thanks for the tip!

I submitted 3 article. he submited to 1000+ directories for each article.

Most of them auto-approved.

what forum do you use for this?

Where is the best to ping your links?

Fiverr is a very cool site. I actually buy and sell gigs on there. But like someone said earlier, always check the ratings and read the reviews before buying a gig. I found a guy who did some amazing keyword research. Everything checked out fabously. It was great for me because I detest keyword research.

Not according to me. I posted all the Link that I got from the Article submissions. Posted all 1000 odd and I checked them in Google and I'm seeing 852 pages=852 Links. So around 85% have been indexed. They do , and I've only pinged 100 of those Links so far so They do.

Really? Wow, I just bought a software yesterday that creates profile links. I heard that you're supposed to ping them to get indexed, but didn't realize it would be such a low percentage that don't get indexed. Does this mean profile backlinks aren't worth the time creating?

This one is good: I ordered "200 000 visitors to your site" Gig. I wasn't serious about it but gave it a try. And what do you think?

LOL, I received 1 (YES ONE) visitor.

Wish me better luck next time:p
George

Fiverr could be a great resource if they would fix the problem.

I recently made my first purchase from Fiverr. I forwarded my $5 payment from Paypal, for an ebook advertised. After 3 days, no ebook. So I contacted them, and received a response from fiverr, stating that the advertiser seemed to be slow in responding, and I could cancel my order. I sent an email to the advertiser to respond within 24 hours, or I would cancel. No response, so I cancelled.

This was my first order, so I did not know to check ratings and feedback. My fault - I know.

Fiverr does not return your money to Paypal, probably because too many refund requests would flag their account. Instead, they place your money in their account and credit it to your next purchse. Now they have my $5. plus the $.30 ( I think) that it cost me to transfer the funds. I'm not sure I want to do any more business there. Neat way for fiverr to earn additional revenue.

I realize fiverr is still in Beta, but they should have a means of forwarding what you have purchased, instead of depending on the advertiser to do it.