Need Help On Fiverr

[Bazinga]

Hello BHWs

I've been thinking to get some extra money by using Fiverr but I need help and some advice from all of you. I have my 9-5 job and looking forward for additional income around USD100 - USD200 per week. I need that extra to support my additional expenses since my wife got pregnant recently.

I've tried Fiverr before. I offer template conversion psd to html/css and got around 4 orders but the time and works spending on it really not worth USD4. So I quit. Now I've decided to start fiverr-ing back but I really need your advice and tips on how should I spent my modal/start-up around USD50 and which type of gig should I consider for newb like me.

Thanks in advance. Looking forward any tips and critics.

:thanks:

 

[endgeek]

buy SB and selling backlinks
buy twitter / facebook accounts and selling staus updates
buy fiverr stuff and sell is on ebay
there are so much methods you can make money through fiverr..

 

[nothingmore]

First figure out what you are good at or are willing to put money/time into. There are a lot of things you can sell on Fiverr, just be creative and professional, sell a quality product.

Another tip would be to make a twitter account to go with your Fiverr account and to follow a bunch of people who you think would be interested in buying what you are selling to bring in some traffic to your Fiverr page.

 

[hiimanshu]

you can also follow top sellers on fiverr.. But It takes time

 

[pokerjk]

Don't sell gigs that take much time to complete. I mean it's $4 at the end of the day and yes it does add up but it's not worth spending more than 5-10 minutes delivering each gig.

All my gigs I can complete within 30seconds-2mins. I've tried the gigs that take 10-30mins to complete and it just ain't worth it.

 

[gmjames]

$100 per week on fiverr is very doable.

Some tips:

-Only offer a service that you can do quickly and easily
-upload a video for each gig you create if possible
-Use a detailed title/description
-Use a custom picture for each gig you make

There's some threads around here that have more info. on fiverr, and if you go to the downloads section there are some WSO's that have some useful tips

 

[poweronics]

Don't sell gigs that take much time to complete. I mean it's $4 at the end of the day and yes it does add up but it's not worth spending more than 5-10 minutes delivering each gig.

All my gigs I can complete within 30seconds-2mins. I've tried the gigs that take 10-30mins to complete and it just ain't worth it.

What gigs are those that you do in such a little time?

 

[bcoop]

congratulations on your wife's pregnancy OP!
you can buy and sell plr's in different niches, buy backlinks packages and resell them or a software like SB, sell accounts you've created with some tools, sell your testimonials/reviews/video or audio testimonials to other people products/sites, sell backlinks from your sites and so on...

some extra tips- use giggsterbot (sold in this forum on discount- BST section) to make some sales volume and contact buyers who bought something similar, write goos description, use good profile photo (girls are better...) and gig photos, ask your buyer for good reviews in a nice way, overdeliver if you can and try to upsell if you have other services that you provide outside fiverr.

 

[pokerjk]

What gigs are those that you do in such a little time?

I have a folder on my desktop of deliveries. These include scripts/software/guides. Others gigs just involve me copy and pasteing and pressing submit.

 

[abbyknight24]

You have to do something really stupid like writing a message on your ass or giving a message sitting on the toilet.

Or something creative, I just bought a gig of an aeroplane with the url of my website on the side. Obviously it is done in Photoshop and the seller can alter the text really quick.

Another good gig I saw today was a girl singing any message while in the shower.