How I Made $140 in 1 Hour Without Any Work

is this real? because it sounds like a lot and a loooooot of money...
its likely real. ive seen logo designs go for over $100-200 per job.
finding clients is the hard part which op is downplaying, seems he was just in right place right time to land some offline referrals from friends, which are typically easy sells. you're free to try mimicking it.
brainstorm some ways to reach new biz owners/the kind of people who need a logo and take action.
 
Hey guys, do you have any idea where can i find clients to make logo for them?
 
Alright so you wanna make easy money?
You came to the right place lil homie.

All you gotta do is sell fighter aircraft to army and outsource it to fiverr.

I sold 6 F-15 for $27 900 000 and I paid only for 3 $5000 Fiverr gigs to do the work for me.

All I had to do was find the client, but this time the air force client found me through a friend.

You can easily find clients on Pentagon or Facebook just send them a message and offer your aircraft designing services.

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Logos are so facking easy to make anyway, I'm almost tempted to do this without outsourcing.

Some of the fiverr people are talented but others on there I swear are just untalented fucks like me who have photoshop and illustrator and watched 3 or 4 youtube tutorials.
 
Who says this method can be applied to only logos?? Solid method OP, this works with every other Fiverr niche. ;)
 
Arbitrage is one of the oldest making money systems. It is only easy if you have an easy access to clients, which most do not. It can be applied to any niche and any industry out there, but having serious marketing skills that will attract clients is crucial.

Also, a lot of people think it is easy to just outsource to job to someone else. But what happens when the quality of the work is not the highest and client ask for modifications or a refund?

The entire system is far from flawless, but it is adaptable to every industry out there.
 
How do you protect yourself from annoying customers who want revisions/aren't satisfied? I've thought about this a long time ago but decided I would get a real pain in the ass customer and it would be a nightmare.
 
How do you protect yourself from annoying customers who want revisions/aren't satisfied? I've thought about this a long time ago but decided I would get a real pain in the ass customer and it would be a nightmare.

I charge them a shit load of money so I don't have a problem paying for another $5 fiverr gig.
 
How do you protect yourself from annoying customers who want revisions/aren't satisfied? I've thought about this a long time ago but decided I would get a real pain in the ass customer and it would be a nightmare.
charge for revisions. most designers do a small amount of revisions for free, then start charging.
ideally you have a contract in place that says no refunds. you can google around for nice templates. it makes you look more professional and immediately weeds out non-serious clients.
you can always fire a client as a last resort.
 
used to do gfx design in 2010, had alot of logo clients and clients in general then market got super saturated, i used to sell a logo for $300 then went down to $200 then went down to $100. Once I got to 100 i started outsourcing to fiver rather than doing my own work.

Graphics design just got really saturated you actually needed some semblance of skill before, now there are 100+ softwares with hundreds of templates to pump these logos out.

Its harder to find clients for gfx design these days, most people know about fiverr,99 designs etc.

I had my gf recently ask me she was going back to school and said was thinking either gfx design or architecture. I told her i know 3 architects their all doing well, I know a tonnn of gfx designs and unless your really good, you wont starve but your not making much.

Your fiverr idea is just outsourcing, how long does it take you to find a client? assuming fiverr is $15 since its usually extra to get the work file. You spend $50 for an email list of 200 leads, send emails out, communicate with them, get 3 leads, talk 1 into a sale, communicate back and forth. sell your logo for $150.

so you just spent $65 and maybe 10 hours of time. So you could maybe make $8 an hour doing this? This is if you do everything right, your leads pan out, and your clients are willing to pay $150 for a logo.
 
Logos are so facking easy to make anyway, I'm almost tempted to do this without outsourcing.

Some of the fiverr people are talented but others on there I swear are just untalented fucks like me who have photoshop and illustrator and watched 3 or 4 youtube tutorials.

Shit logos you mean.
 
I worked with a business and saw that they had a stolen logo, I let them know and showed them the larger businesses logo this belonged to. They quickly took the "Designer" to small claims court for loss of profit. Not sure what came from it all but when Indians on Fiver are just churning out stolen logo's all day and giving the same logo to multiple people they can get away with it since they are 3000 miles away. If you are in the same state as your clients you will regret this eventually.
 
wooooooooow soooooooooooo uniqueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee, m gonna be next billu in just few months.
 
Alright so you wanna make easy money?

You came to the right place homie.

All you gotta do is sell logos to businesses and outsource it to fiverr.

I sold 6 logos for $140 and I paid only for 3 $5 Fiverr gigs to do the work for me.

All I had to do was find the client, but this time the client found me through a friend.
where to get those buyers?
 
Good share.. I wrote about this a while back.. still works even in '17..
 
dont do this unless he is a dumb a$$ iv done this once and he asked me to give him a sample went fiver got the photo gave it to himm and booom he went on google searsh image and posted it there and he found the gig so this is a waste of time

That's your fault for not changing the image hash
 
its likely real. ive seen logo designs go for over $100-200 per job.
finding clients is the hard part which op is downplaying, seems he was just in right place right time to land some offline referrals from friends, which are typically easy sells. you're free to try mimicking it.
brainstorm some ways to reach new biz owners/the kind of people who need a logo and take action.
Most graphic designers/web designers are terrible at finding clients. Find the clients for them and take 50% cut.
 
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