FIVERR journey to 2000$ per month

jackmorgan said:

how many of those were needed to rank?

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kelturon said:

Today I have to report that I have reached the initial goal of this journey as this month I managed to get 2172$ in profit from Fiverr.
To be honest, I managed to accomplish this much faster than I thought it would be. I guess not all the time life should be a huge struggle?
I have also reached all the requirements to become a "level two" seller on Fiverr.

Some of the conclusions that I have made:

Fiverr is pretty straightforward

1) Product research => 2) Publish gig => 3) Publish very good creatives (gig description, gig cover and a gig video) => buy reviews => start playing with the pricing.

In many cases, you can find products where you dont even have to complete all the work yourself. You can simply drop service the work and have the difference in the pricing as your net profit. This is especially good if you know a language apart from English and can drop service from some of your native language marketplaces.

Don't be afraid of niches with huge competition but expect that investments from your side are required to gain authority and rankings.
Expect Fiverr to give you warnings anytime for anything. Personally, I would not put all the eggs into one single account and prefer to grow a couple of them in parallel.
Expect competitors to buy your gigs and leave you bad reviews.
Expect some clients to be inadequate.

If you choose gigs in some niches that dont have much competition you might see traffic coming very soon, maybe a couple of weeks would land you with some messages with people interested. Its harder to find such niches and usually the demand cap is lower but its much easier to rank.

Some video proof of earnings

I am not sure if I will continue this thread.

As of now, I am thinking to leave my Fiverr as it is and focus on building a direct relationship with clients and selling through google ads.
I want to build a website offering my services and buy advertising.

I think soon I will be launching a new journey thread with much more ambitious goals.

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kelturon said:

How stupid Fiverr support can be...
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What I have told them:

"The buyer stops replying after the order is half done. I spent more than 10 days working on this order"

What they replied:
"I understand you wish to cancel the order..."

After all the buyer get away with me providing him the service for 10 days in a row without paying anything.

Looks like that's a new method.

If you are an asshole:
1) Order a day-to-day work service from Fiverr.
2) Receive the service for half of the time period
3) Disappear
4) Fiverr support will cancel the order and refund you

L.O.L.

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kelturon said:

How stupid Fiverr support can be...
View attachment 209525

What I have told them:

"The buyer stops replying after the order is half done. I spent more than 10 days working on this order"

What they replied:
"I understand you wish to cancel the order..."

After all the buyer get away with me providing him the service for 10 days in a row without paying anything.

Looks like that's a new method.

If you are an asshole:
1) Order a day-to-day work service from Fiverr.
2) Receive the service for half of the time period
3) Disappear
4) Fiverr support will cancel the order and refund you

L.O.L.

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kelturon said:

the guy who disappeared and received 15 days of service from me free of charge sent me this msg today:

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Some people just need to google what it means "in need of money". He is paying for a service that requires 1-3 hours of work per day 50$ monthly. This means 1.6$ per day, ~0.83$ (!!!!!!!) Per hour, not including the data costs. And the guy complains about him being poor. This is just a big LOL.

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dwardzzzz said:

Goodluck man, Cheers to you, see ya soon before i get rich xd

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lucky.sparks said:

Wouldnt this be a terrible waste of your skills and efforts in a business that sounds hard to scale even if outsourced?

I think man of your crafts should chase something of a way larger scale.

Pick up a book - Millionaires Fastlane, it helped me to understand where to focus and where better not.

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lucky.sparks said:

Wouldnt this be a terrible waste of your skills and efforts in a business that sounds hard to scale even if outsourced?

I think man of your crafts should chase something of a way larger scale.

Pick up a book - Millionaires Fastlane, it helped me to understand where to focus and where better not.

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