How Much DO YOU Earn on Fiverr?

I have a friend that makes thousands per month with them. She does a lot of upselling though and that is where she gets her main money. She sells banner ad space to place on her website mostly and things of that nature.

Whoa, this is a smart move. So she's just using fiverr for her front and her main business is still selling ad spaces on her own websites. This way she can get money from her fiverr account until waiting for further clients. smart.

Troy,

I can assure you Fiverr is no scam. I have not signed up to be a seller, but I have purchased a few gigs from Fiverr. Besides having great profile, a important thing I look for when purchasing a gig is their feedback/rating (which I am sure you already know). So, we have to get your ratings up. What types of gig are you offering? Can you let us know here and perhaps a few of us can buy gigs from you and give feedback based on our experience? I am still very new to this forum, so I am not quite sure what is and isn't allowed. At any rate, let me know what you think of that idea.

Wow I need to start selling something on Fivver..

Do you mind sharing what you niche is about without actually telling what you niche is?

I know a friend boasting about making $500 a month doing back-link business. this guy told me that he is using some kind of automatic back-link maker. so many desperate people looking for quick traffic. in the end, the fiverr gig that they paid is basically just a spam. they pay people to spam other good Samaritan's website.

Be careful i believe it's against the terms to advertise anything outside of fiverr.

I got there VERY quickly. I combined SEO with me self promoting my own gigs. Twice daily I rank the number 1 spot in Fiverr for "YouTube" for about an hour.

It's like any other platform. If you just fill out the info, click SUBMIT, walk away and then wonder weeks later where your pile of money is.... it won't work.

But if you spend a good hour on the gig, making a video for it, researching keyword phrases etc. and then after it goes up advertise the ever living CRAP out of it, you can get your gigs ranked on top (like I do)

What about earning FROM Fiverr?

Find someone with a good rep who does what you need done
eg FB Cover photos, mobile website creation

Find someone who needs a FB cover photo or mobile website.
Sell it for $47, $97, $197, whatever.
Get it done for $5 and pocket the difference.




Oops - I've just revealed the "secret" in Zesh's last 5 WSOs (and probably his next 5 as well)

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Blueoak - I have had pretty much the same experience with Fiverr. Had some really good gigs up and made good money. Then one of the buyers gave me a bad review and reported me and woooops I was banned.

As you say, the fiverr support sucks. It is impossible to talk to them once you get banned. The only answer you get is "read the TOS". Lost a couple 100.

As a business model fiverr and fiverr type sites can be very lucrative. I am doing some gigs at other place now.

Internet marketing is huge on these sites. To find out what the hottest topics are I actually check the WSO part here att Warrior Forum. Once you find what's hot try to come up with a gig idea round it.

Important is that the actual service you are providing does not take more than max 5 minutes to execute.
Try to make the ad as good as possible and promote your gigs on social media and where ever you feel suitable.

Make sure you do a good job so you will get good reviews. A good way is to give bonuses or give more than what the gig says or the customer expects. With good reviews you will sell more and more.

With a good plan and some knowledge in sales/marketing you can easily make 100-200 per week.

If you going to check out fiverr alternatives, watch how much traffic they get, cause without traffic no customers. Find one with a lot of traffic and get started. Test different kinds of gigs and see what's working best and refine those.

There's a lot more to say about this but don't want to take up to much space here :-)

Timi Lindeman

It's 20%. If you do make a sale, you get $4 after fees.

How are you guys doing it via Fiverr?

What I mean is:

Where do you get the tools?

Where do you get the time?

Are you outsourcing your gigs?

It would be $120, you get $4/gig.

I had no idea that people were actually making money on Fiverr. As someone else mentioned, if it gets to a point where you're spending more time answering emails than doing work, your profits can dwindle. But thanks for the head's up, another avenue to explore.

I wish I could get 30 orders a day. That would be nice, but what I sell has limited appeal, even though I dominate the Fiverr front page search results for "plr ebooks".
I'm thinking about adding something related but has a larger demand...still mulling on that one.

$15 - $45 a day i would say.

I haven´t even tried. I an tickled now. It might be interesting to run a case study there.

Hey Galmiar - can you show us an example of this please?

Ok.. this has motivated me to try a gig on fiverr lol

Nexstair,

After looking at your Fiverr profile page I can definitely see why. Your work is fantastic! Heck, I will definitely buy a gig or two.

Masksameh,

Unfortunately clients like me forget that it is a $5 gig and not a $100 gig. I am one of those demanding clients and I have to catch myself from not going overboard with my expectations.

I've used Fiverr as a method of lead generation and I've met some great people along the way.

I've probably sold 4-5 gigs per day.

What types of gigs do you offer? I really must start selling something on Fiverr. However, by the time I get home from work, most days I am worn out! But if I start out with gigs that are not so time consuming, I should be able to do it!

Ryan,

If you don't mind me asking, what type of writing jobs do you do?

I've made about $12 in 2 months on Fiverr :rolleyes: it's not easy to get into! $3.92 per sale after Paypal fees is a pretty low number..and you need a lot of them...

Of course, if you're doing a little more than selling PLR and Logo design, you're probably doing better on Fiverr than I am!

$1000 per month? Are you selling something or a service?

I'm a buyer on fiverr, and I have certain sellers I stay with simply because they communicate well. I would think repeat business is an important component for success on fiverr.

I think certain gigs lend themselves to success better than others, meaning the quicker you can complete a (quality) project, the better your chances of making decent money.

Wow, I just recently discovered fiverr and from what I can see, there are so many gigs that can help a newbie marketer like myself

Its also interesting to notice in this thread, the wide variance in money being made selling services on fiverr...

Just like in any business, there is both big fish and small fish..

Any of the big sellers should be using proprietary software. When you're dealing with hundreds of orders on a daily basis, you don't have time to worry about your software failing, licensing issues, or updates on websites that cause the software to stop working and you have to wait for the third party developers to fix it.

What's your product?

A form of ebook / report?

Daniel