tenbux.com
gigbucks.com
dealerr.com
uphype.com
gigme5.com
nope, only from fiverrThanks for your input guys but I think you need to re-read my OP.
I am aware of lots of clone Fiverr sites but is anyone making any good money from them?
nope, only from fiverr
i have the exact same gigs on gigbucks and on tenbux as well what i have on fiverr (same price: $5.00)
gigbucks: no order so far, just ongoing pm spam
tenbux: 1 order, no spam tho
zeerk: i haven't tried it yet!
thisIt looks as though each site needs lots of visitors because only a very small percentage convert into sales, this is probably why Fiverr does well.
After 15 days with fiverr earning around $500. Register with other clones also but their traffic is like 1/20 of fiverr. I realize that the deal with $5 is easier to click than $10 and over. I suspended all my gigs because fiverr change the way they display gig. They randomly show gigs at their search result which reduce my traffic by 1/10. Glory days are over.
After 15 days with fiverr earning around $500. Register with other clones also but their traffic is like 1/20 of fiverr. I realize that the deal with $5 is easier to click than $10 and over. I suspended all my gigs because fiverr change the way they display gig. They randomly show gigs at their search result which reduce my traffic by 1/10. Glory days are over.
it costs you time - and if you ask me, time is more valuable than any currency - to list and if you barely got any sales, there's no point to list them there, when you can dedicate this time to do something else, like promoting your fiverr gigs outside fiverr for even better results (more sales & building your rep)from an internet perspective, if it costs you nothing to list your gigs on a new site, you should be listing them on as many sites as possible. Even if they have barely any traffic, you many be one of the only providers so it could be quite lucrative!
it depends on your gigHoNeYBiRD: Do you know of any good places where I can drive targeted traffic to fiverr?