Outsourcing Fiverr in REVERSE!

[awesomewebsites]

Fiverr makes huge amount of money, for the owner of course. Think different and invest time of making a system like Fiverr.

 

[masush300]

Hmm
good for starter
so this way ,only 100 a month?

 

[swjedinight]

Hmm
good for starter
so this way ,only 100 a month?

Its really a matter of what youre promoting. I tried it out with an e book I had written with aff links to a system I made up. I blasted it to around ten different forums and made roughly a hundred.

 

[charles1]

Maybe you should think of takings orders from fiverr and selling on Outsourcerr (dhot Kom) all you need to do is provide good service.

 

[sallytrip]

This makes sense since it looks like Outsourcerr sellers get avg. $27

 

[GetDOWNnandDIRTY]

My guess is she doesn't know her worth and is trying to break into the business. She has a design company she's trying to get off the ground.

So she is doing logos for 1 dollar, and she has a design company. MMMMM... no offense but making logos for 1 dollar, really can't see how you can make profit out of that. I get it if its for promotional purposes, but obviously if she is doing more than 10 of those a month then something is obviously wrong in there.

 

[social1]

For all the haters, Fiverr has its niche and there is a reason the owners are killing it. The site is a great idea and there is alot of money to be made there, if you can be CREATIVE!

 

[Freelan999]

Hi,

I just joined the forum to brainstorm idea on how to earn with internet marketing.
Which kind of auto programs have you been selling? Where can I find them? Did you sell them on Fiverr?

I've made over 10k in fiverr in 6 months.

I've made millions of dollars selling dumb little auto programs for $5/10.

I find it easier to appeal to EVERYONE at a $5/10 price point instead of trying to dig out a very small handful of people that could pay $100k for an item.

Ramping up is always the key.

First learn how to ramp ANYTHING up and then decide what you are going to sell