Few seem to do Fiverr arbitrage.
Isn't that a little risky about reselling? For example, if the contractor fails, how do you immediately find another good one?
I assume were you to at least try that you'd have at least couple providers in mind
Few seem to do Fiverr arbitrage.
Isn't that a little risky about reselling? For example, if the contractor fails, how do you immediately find another good one?
I'm a new saller on Fiverr so far I haven't sold any serviceHonestly my number 1 tip is to do what I did and apply for Fiverr Pro.
To do that get bloody good at one niche, I mean really good, and have some sales proof to back up that you are really good, and then apply.
I wrote one paragraph to the pro team, and told them that they needed me on their site because go take a look at my upwork profile and the business i am doing there, and they took me right away.
Don't bother wasting your time with anything else, get Pro, the earnings are way higher, gig prices start at a mandatory $100.
It might take you 6 months to build enough sales proof to apply, but it is well worth it.
All my gigs are $120, $220, $700, $800, $1500 and I have sold all of them. Most popular is the $220.