What Fiverr Gigs are the Easiest and Best to make money?

Whatever service you're providing, remember you can always maximize your profits by having a backend strategy on Fiverr once you get these Fiverr customers "in the door".

You can easily find SEO providers, copywriters and web designers who normally charge hundreds or even thousands for their work, but offer a $5 gig for a "taste" of their services on Fiverr.

Why?

Because they know these customers are potentially worth so much more once they're satisfied with the $5 gig, and who do you think they're going to look for to get more work done?

Yup!

-John

I bought one of these gigs inadvertently. Didn't know it was a dropped domain, only that it was a PR 6, which intrigued me. It turns out the domain had belonged to a politician and when he threatened to sue the new owner, poof went those posts.

I'm a lot less sanguine these days about hiring Fiverr sellers to do blog posts unless it's a well-established blogger.

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What are those things?

A lot of those actually sound really useful. I've been struggling to make an ebook cover myself, but realized from my own behavior and sense that the cover is very important. Though people say "Never judge a book by a cover", everyone does.

I'm also struggling with a good twitter background right now and having looked around the site I'm not the only one. So if photoshop is your thing try twitter background/ebook cover/site graphics etc.

tl;dr : Twitter Background is a good optional Fiverr

lol...I got a chuckle out of this...

Unfortunately, I'm not lucky enough to be a pretty young lady, so I've had to resort to taking drastic measures like originality and creativity...lol

Obviously you must be skilled in a particular area. So go to that category and sort by popularity. Look at the first five gigs and try to provide the same. Study the way in which the gig post was written and try to write it better and add a little something extra, so that your gig is better value. Always be punctual in delivery and try and over deliver slighly. Then chase the buyer for good references. All this will improve your future sales.

Lastly when you've done the posting of the gig once, go to the fiverr alternative sites and repost there aswell.

I'd always wondered about the amount of revenue you could make there, this pretty well confirms my suspicions.

Obviously this wouldn't be a decent source of revenue (at least by North American, European or Australian standards) for someone, but I guess it could be a nice spending money addition if you could automate the process of your gig.

Otherwise it could probably function as an introductory method of getting customers for real jobs for real money.

Bill

Instead of working for a $4 a pop, why not take advantage of those who are doing so and go out and market their services which you'll sell for more?

That's how the real money is made with fiverr.

If a job takes fifteen minutes to complete, then it's not such a bad sum of money to earn. That is assuming they can get ten sales of the service a day. So, maybe the key to earning on Fiverr is to select a service that can be performed in minimal time or automatically such as with software.

I like to write my articles with the main keyword in the title, in the first and last sentence of the article and maybe once Oagain in the body. I also sprinkle in secondary related keywords. I make my articles around 500 to 650 words and submit them to ezinearticles. After that ill spin and submit to lesser directories.

Sometimes ill also submit rewritten articles (not spun) to hub pages and squidoo.

uh duh....you can only post so many adds at a time before craigslist starts to limit your ad activity usually 5, give or take. If you have an ad that makes you money lets say 30.00 per week...then the the more ads you post , the more money you can make. 2 posts 60.00 bucks 10 posts 300.00 bucks. A handful of spammers ruin it for the rest of us with legitimate businesses. spammers may make money but also want exposure. more exposure i.e. more ads equals possibly more money. So legitimate businesses and spammer all want to post more and more ads....craigslist knows this and limits the posting to only a handful of posts. this stops spammers but still allows regular businesses to post and regular people to post, like people selling their coffe tables and stuff. Craigslist also limits the number of accounts you can have. If I have an ad that makes 30.00 bucks then I will gladly pay a person on fiverr...5 bucks to post 1 to 5 ads for me to double or quintuple my exposure and make me more money. i hope i explained this well enough. there are many more layers to this....study.

I haven't tried it yet but I think anyone could make some decent money using a backlinking service for 5$. For example, you could offer to post each page of a website or blog to a few directories, maybe like 30 minutes worth of work.

Hi stellaandreapark,
Do you have any tips on writing articles effectively?

Isn't SEnuke something like $150/month? So you'd have to sell about 40 gigs a month just to cover the monthly fee before making any profit.

The likes to facebook pages how do people do it within 24 hours for like 600 likes this is something i would like to learn any help

I didn't done it before ..
In any order you may include a links right? Links to whatever you want... And I answered your question.

I think the rule is probably for people who say in their discussion things like: "Hey...let's cancel the order and you send me the money or an e-mail at..."

Any tips on getting those first sale feedbacks on fiverr? seems to be tough.

I found that adding a text file as an attachment with a message outlining my other offers really great in terms of upsells.

I have hired Fiverrs for creating graphics, creating ebook covers, and submitting links to places like StumbleUpon. Basically all the things that I find tedious and want someone to do for me

Whatever you are good at is the easiest way. Also instead of offering services, you can just sell products.

You are right facebook or youtube likes are not that easy until you have more than 1k followers. You really have to browse the net for What to sell on Fiverr

I always try to create gigs what nobody offers. I know it's a challenge but if you make a little research, you will find.
A million people offer editing, voiceover, drawing, logos, business cards, you might end up a long waiting for your first order (especially if you are a new seller with no ranking yet).
My last gig I post 2 days ago had got 5 different orders with extras all on the first day.
So go ahead and don't be afraid offering something new!

Excellent idea, I second that!

Hello Sir, Can you show me

If you were to host your our business, build your own website and do marketing to attract as much traffic as Fiverr does on your own it would cost you more than 20% of your profits to get started - you are paying for them to be the middle man (and if smart using that money to build your own little empire off of Fiverr, basically it's a good stepping stone)

If you want to make the very most out of Fiverr you need to shotgun it - hosting gigs and arbitrage selling Fiverr services externally.

Daniel

huh I didn't know can sell e book?

I see the title always stated " I willing to provide service "

When did you last sell an ebook on Fiverr, or any other microjob website ???

How often do you sell ebooks on Fiverr ???

Show your Fiverr link then we can see what you got !!!

You can get sales on Fiverr no matter what your experience level, however if you can't actually deliver the results the client wants, you will also get many sale cancellations and low ratings which will greatly hinder your Fiverr career.

Sid -

All you have to understand is it's a 2011 thread bumped over and over by one liners and this time by self promotional link.

Same old - different day

Totally understandable...who could READ 3 pages of this???

We're all getting caught in these old threads because so many are bumped daily now. Oh well...