How scalable is Fiverr?

HarryWang

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This is my first month making 450 usd a month with fiverr and it's essentially fully automated. How can I scale this up? I would like to be able to run multiple fiverr accounts across different gigs to make more revenue.
 
Scaling?
What type of services you are offering?
 
I think you answered your own question. More accounts running more and different services. I'm guessing you'd need a VPS and good proxies though. Otherwise Fiverr may ban all your accounts.

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You run the risk of getting your accounts all closed if/when they find out.
 
Maybe you could get the customers you have on Fiverr over to your own website where you can sell them even more products/services.

Whenever I am on a platform (ebay, instagram, fiverr, etc), I create a website and send customers over there so I can sell them the same items at better prices than I offer on the platform. That gives them an incentive to buy from my website instead of the platform. This is how I scale a platform/website.

I also post items on my website that I did not put on the platform. That way when they get to my site, there are new things to look at and I have those items priced high. This is how I scale my income.
 
I'm not sure how much it would help to run multiple accounts with different fiverr gigs. Fiverr sellers move up in the fiverr SERPs based on an algorithm that takes into account what their views and sales for their gigs are. So if your gigs are spread out over different accounts then each gig would be pushed down further in the serps. It would also take more time to become a second level seller.

Although, if you could manage to get that gig into the top 10 of the fiverr serps then you would have more results in the top 10 than just one. Although, nothing is stopping you from creating multiple gigs on fiverr but with different titles under the same fiverr account-I've seen people do exactly that.

Maybe if the gigs were incompatible, like if one gig was for selling high metric expired domains and the other gig was for selling backlinks and articles on high metric expired domains it would make sense so that the buyer isn't reminded how he's better off just buying his own PBN.
 
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