Fiverr can be fun & profitable

[PotatoWatts]

Fun fact I was offering service in Fiverr 5 years ago, got one very good buyer, he spent like 30k on my service and letely ive found that he become millions worth USA clothes business just using my service and my boosts and interviews in podcasts and other stories about luck and fate and business Not sure its fun or sad but more like fun

I smell fake, but if not: OUCH on those fiverr taxes

 

[Fiducia]

Is this on playground?

Yes. No code needed for such simple one-off task.

Thank you for sharing! That is really fun to read.
But did you also tell the client that the content is generated by AI?

No, I have not.
Actually, after so many people here asking this, I just checked the gig description again. It does not state handwritten. All the other elements in it where overdelivered, topic, word count, number of keywords...

 

[William702]

OpenAI text-davinci

Yes, that's all.

LOL, for sure. I'm out of it, so could not care less.

The client tried to fool me by placing an order that is not covered in the gig description. My choice was to decline it and get penalized by the platform or to invest a reasonable amount of time to process the inputs received and to fullfill the order. I do not consider this as fooling the client at all. The client is happy, so what's the issue?

Yes. No code needed for such simple one-off task.

No, I have not.
Actually, after so many people here asking this, I just checked the gig description again. It does not state handwritten. All the other elements in it where overdelivered, topic, word count, number of keywords...

Haven't you been here long enough to know how to use the multi quote feature. This is not the lounge and the six posts above could have been three.

 

[Matta28]

6 cent for the content, what a nice margin you got tho

 

[webcrucials]

I have level 2 account but it is derank. no impresion no clicks nothing

 

[imready]

i wonder what other gig we can used with AI
nice profit margin though

 

[HustleTong]

Exactly why I don't use Fiverr

 

[Scorpion Ghost]

Exactly why I don't use Fiverr

Bro, me neither, not much anyway.

But bro, with all due respect, Fiverr is FULL to the teeth with customers for every damn thing.

I just think, if someone has the patience and/or the need to fuck with Fiverr, they should. If anyone asks me how to make money online, the first thing I'd tell them is to register on Fiverr and make the 7 gigs or however many gigs they're allowed to make on a Level 0 account.

Just make those gigs, then move on to other things. You just put 7 baits out there, and you could get a sale within the hour already. Maybe you don't get it ever, but it's good to have Fiverr gigs active.

And if you don't wanna fuck with Fiverr on any deeper level, then make some mickey mouse gigs that are easily deliverable and require little to no support. Yeah, those kinds of gigs aren't easy to find. What to sell that fits that criteria, but would actually have a chance of selling? Yeah, kinda hard to find.

But yeah, I always consider Fiverr as a viable moneymaker.

People buy fucking "CLEAN YOUR AURA" and "SEND POSITIVE ENERGY TO YOU" type gigs on there. JeeeeeeSUS! You can sell anything on there haha

 

[BtcTradeNG]

The lowest priced gig I have on fiverr is $200. I do this to keep all the cheap clients away, funny thing is no one orders the $200 Option... They mostly order anything from $400 - $1000.
I get one client every 2 months and they spend like crazy... I use to charge $80 for the top plan but learnt my lesson that offering cheap prices attract cheap people.. I do not depend on my fiverr income but right now it's the highest of everything... I just invested alot of time on it and offered premium services for cheap to gain reviews then increased pricing beyond what I feel I am not even worth, after the first few orders I realized my services were worth it and even more... Once I got top rated (in month) I'll increase cost on everything again and give only my regulars the old pricing.

I do find mys of spending twice as much time on each order though, and f I'm charging high I need to be very comfortable with the quality I deliver

 

[mrbossy]

Fiverr sales take like an blast mate !

 

[larrainc]

A new buyer always want to invest little in begining for trust. If they like they will pay more.

 

[natew]

any advice where to buy links on fiverr?

 

[Captain bd]

How did you give input to OpenAi playground?
I use playground but didn’t know the ‘Input’ thing.

Yes i had been asked this for quite a while

 

[123me]

You have to ask yourself this: If the client knew that they got AI-generated content, would they still be happy?

It doesn't matter if the request is realistic or not. You have a way of communicating with the client, and Fiverr, as a marketplace, has its algo that determines ranking based on that and on 10 million other metrics.

The bottom line is that your service wasn't a goof fit for what the client was looking for, so you gave them a product worth about $1 in exchange for their $20 instead of pointing it out and trying to reason with them.

I think you’re on the wrong forum.

 

[roydan]

I think you’re on the wrong forum.

How so?
The fact that this is a black hat forum doesn't mean people here trick their clients.

 

[Fiducia]

Yes i had been asked this for quite a while

This has been answered already.
You just copy/paste the source article in the playground and then give the command to generate a 500 words blog post.

 

[AwadRajpoot]

Well, According to me. Fiverr's clients are paying a lot more than ever. Yeah its fun and your strategy isn't bad. I've been working for my client although past years from 2019. I had a great business. And only reason he worked with me a lot these years is my sites are not PBN's those sites are just normal backlinking sites with HIGH DR & DA. And same I'm offering my other clients on Fiverr. I even use them for my affiliate sites. And trust me they worked very well for me.

So. I kinda do not believe that PBN's are really effective.

 

[Alan Lackey]

The thing is it's been this way for years. I've been there back in early 2017 and decided to do my own thing but people been spinning + plagiarism checking + 'Grammarly' articles then started AI writing later on. Also resold $1 articles from another platform. I've tested it and it's undeniably familiar man only 2 maybe 3 top users have been selling the same quality using the same method.

I'd be transparent and maybe throw a fancy way to say it's AI generated and proofread etc. but i'd also make sure it's actually readable and doesn't have any typos and also fully unique.
If he did it or not, it doesn't really matter cause he's a "sinner" in a "sin city" already so i guess if you can't beat them, join them.

And yeah he should be straightforward cause it's an effective way to grow your site but transparency would be optimal for the long run. And that's why i'd personally never buy articles on a freelancing platform like Fiverr

Where did you get an article for $1?

 

[LegendAndroidX]

i just started my own gig there , hope it works for a side hustle money.

 

[BradyX]

Fiverr is every seller's nightmare. The support is shamelessly biased towards buyers and most of the buyer mentality is like "oh so you sneezed during your work. Well let me hit the cancel button and take the refund"