I guess you can make money on Fiverr

I make about 100 bucks a month on fiverr also... It is an easy way to make a buck or two but instead of cashing it out... I re-invest it in gigs to outsource tasks that I don't want to do myself...

I think Fiverr can also be a good way to get your foot in the door.

For example once you've written that first PR, maybe you can talk to that person to get on a recurring writing plan.

If you can do a PR for them each week for $10, that's $520/year from one client.

That seems cheap for a Press release. I guess it would be down to what your time is worth. If you are a good writer you can make better money on other outsourcing sites. It might be a way to start and build a reputation. I would be careful though some people expect a lot for $5.

Look... if it makes money, do not abandon it. Find a way to spread it, make it easier, or outsource it.

Just try to scale it. Maybe for a week or two. If its manageable, keep it going.

Hello,
your next step is make some up sales, maybe come out with some sources to send the press releases to.

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Well done on the sales, you will have to keep us updated on the progress. Yes a lot of people knock Fivvr, but it works and it really shows that you can sell multiple gigs in a day.

Also as you say it takes you 30 minutes to write one, so if you did 10 different ones a day thats $50 less the commission, and it is a nice little earner for someone

Well done

You have a good point about feeling like you're underpaid with writing press releases. I agree that you probobly could be getting paid more for your work. But would you still have that large of demand?

One thing that I've seen done before in Fiverr is when sellers offer very cheap gigs to their customers and collect their email addresses or some contact info.

Then later they decide to open up a service for their gig themselves and do not use Fiverr anymore. They also price their services a little higher so that they make more with their customer base.

If you have some customers who love what you do, you shouldn't have a problem charging more.

I hope this helps,

Paul

I only make enough money on Fiverr to attain to my video game need lol. I would say its profitable but not like many other people say it is they say all the time how they made thousandths but I just don't see it. I make more with affiliate marketing and much more to be exact.

I use Fivver for some of my outsourcing, but I've never tried to get any gigs there... I think it makes me feel a little dirty too.

There should be a site called Tenner or Twenty-TWEN!!!

I wanted to try fiverr but didnt think it would work! I guess I was wrong.....too bad I no longer have a paypal account :-(

You can outsource a lot of quality stuff on Fiverr.The 5$ price tag is most of the time a steal regarding the quality that you're receiving.If you would like to make money on Fiverr,just offer something that gives real value and orders would start coming.

The closer you can get to complete automation, the 'better' your experience can be as a seller on Fiverr. Unfortunately, complete automation is very difficult to achieve. There is, however, a bit of a grey area here based on individual people and their own capabilities. IF one is able to personally achieve a reasonable level of quality, with a tolerable amount of time invested, it CAN be 'worth it' to them. Also, if you work it right, such gigs (like blog commenting) also allow the opportunity to link back to personal blogs, which also derive a benefit. So, if you can structure your gig, to add an additional benefit to yourself, then it can actually incur you MORE than just $5 ($4).

Those who offer to right reviews/articles, and post them on their own revenue sharing platform accounts, also stand a chance at earning revenue share on that account--an additional benefit that most buyers could care less about (just so long as they get the article they paid for).

Fiverr is a great website in my opinion. If you are just starting out as a freelancer and absolutely have to build up your expertise as well as some feedback, it's a terrific place to start.

Wish you all the best!

I haven't make any money on Fiverr with my posting and the items I have bought haven't been worth close to $5. (Worth less).

I DO NOT LIKE FIVERR FOR SOME THINGS,
i am a firm believer that people will do a better job if they were getting paid more money. so, i will pay more and get a great product...
no offense, i am sure your work is great but that is the way i feel.
best of luck

You can make money as long as you will put your passion and dedication on it.

i think it's very interesting what people will do for 5 bucks

You are Damn right. you can make money on Fiverr. Do a Forum search for warrior Caiden. He make some great WSO about making money using Fiverr. I know he is coming up with a new one pretty soon... so keep an eye on him...

Sure you can, I am not a fan of fiverr but I know many people do a good money on it

I setup an autopilot system on fiverr and reinvest all the money i get into outsourcing jobs on fiverr...

Cheers,

~Gary

Yes, Fiverr is an awesome way to see WHAT people are paying for but in my opinion any of the good services on there are selling themselves way too cheap but hey that is what makes it work right?

If you have found a service that works well - why not add a little more to the package and scale it so you can charge more for your services?

Or make sure you are collecting a list of clients and then introduce a new ultimate service?

Chris

I'd consider only writing the first hundred or so words for $5 and upsell the rest of the PR for another $20 or so.

You can try the same business model that I have used and that is working really well for me right now. I get clients through Fiverr and when I send them my work in a Word document, I add a thank you note at the bottom of my file that has my website address in it. I let them know that I offer similar services on my website.

On my site, I have my offer, along with paypal buttons so that they can pay. For you, you could change your Fiverr offer to a press release of 300 words. Then on your site, you can offer press releases of different lengths for more money. You could also offer a subscription service for 4 new press releases each month.

So far, this has been a really great way of getting new clients.

Fiverr is a good site to make money. The 10% fee will cut off much money, but with the huge traffic, you can easy get order. I makes more than $100 with Fiverr with each 10 min. job, and I also see some WF members make thousand on Fiverr. It is a gold mine to digg.

Fiverr is great, but only for buying gigs or sellings stuff you have outsourced.

Yes, anyone can make money on Fiverr, as long as you work for it. It is important to generate huge traffic from it or you might want to consider selling some stuff.
There's so much ways to earn money online and we just have to look for it and learn from it and do something about it.

Fiverr is a nice way for those who would like to dip their foot into offering services. Do not though that you don't get the money straight away, it takes two weeks before Fiverr deem to release it.

OP, how are you planning on using Fiverr as an upsell if they prohibit outside communication?

Does anyone really make big money from fiverr??

I am curious about what you mean by a press release? Do you write about their website or something?

Any information would be appreciated!

there are also gigbucks and uphype and other 5er types that you can charge anywhere from 5.00 to 50.00.

Can you give me some coaching on how you did your gig,i have tried with no success.