Anyone Know a Service On Warrior Forum That Creates E-Book Cover?...

If Fiverr works for you, great. I don't mess with it, so I couldn't comment on the finished products those folks put out. Probably a pretty wide range of quality in the results anyway.

Personally, I like to work with people I trust, and whose businesses are more stable. Also, I know folks like Thomas, or Max Rylski, aren't going to give me something with images they stole off some stock photo site and get me sued.

I wouldn't be anywhere near as confident of that with someone from Fiverr.

I tried 6 or 7 different people in the process of getting a template for a project that fit my requirements. I wanted simple. Plain black and white, minimal graphics, etc. My usual "ugly, all words" format.

The first two or three sent me their idea of what I should be using, which looked exactly nothing like what I asked for. I mean, come on... How does bright green with flames on the title fit "black and white and simple?"

I started sending the rest a template I'd been using and asked them to get me something like it, but with X, Y, and Z changes. 2 more sent me stuff that looked nothing at all like what I asked for. One was sort of close, but missing an important element: Simple. (Why is that so hard for designers to get?)

Thomas got it so close to right the first time it took only very minor modifications to be exactly what I wanted. To me, that's worth paying a little more.

It matters, though, that I have a specific image in mind for that project, and it has a branding purpose that fits with my other publishing efforts in that market. If you don't have a plan, and just want something that doesn't look totally amateurish, you have a wider range of choices.


Paul

Not in my experience. All three of my Kindle #1 bestsellers have covers made at fiverr.

If you're getting lousy work from someone at fiverr, it's because that person is doing a bad job. Has nothing to do with fiverr, which is just a place for individual sellers to advertise their work. You can find poor work almost anywhere, and I've paid a lot more than $5 for graphics that were so bad they were unusable.