@Giftguru
ok, i see your point, but why drive traffic to a clone when you can drive traffic to the real deal (fiverr) and i'm taking it further: why drive traffic to a gig at all which obviously can be sold for more than $5 if you can make a landing page for it with full control?
you can sell your gig for more than $5 on fiverr as well, if you're a top rated seller (gig extras, order more than once)
idk man, maybe your clone is really different, but people on clones hardly buy anything even for $5, not for $20
my numbers are accurate, i'm pretty sure about that, i can't even remember when did i receive an order on the clones, maybe there was one in last month on fiverr.de
the situation was better when i started with the clones, there were more orders than now, maybe the search algorithm they use, new gigs at the top etc.
you say a dozen orders daily...that's why i was curious about numbers and what does it mean being the owner of a successful clone, because - no offense - but a half decent fiverr seller delivers more than a dozen orders per day alone
anyway, good luck with your site

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