Fiverr Fast Cash
Lucas Adamski & Hamish Haghayeghi
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Table Of Contents
Gig number 1: The tip app ................................................................................................3
Gig number 2: The android web app .................................................................................4
Gig number 3: The video to audio converter ......................................................................5
Gig number 4: The logo creator .........................................................................................6
Gig number 5: The spellchecker .........................................................................................7
Gig number 6: The card designer ......................................................................................8
Gig number 7: The hot girl ..............................................................................................10
Gig number 8: The article ‘writer’ ....................................................................................11
Gig number 9: The eBook salesman .................................................................................12
Gig number 10: The audio transcriber ..............................................................................14
Gig number 11: The 3D Designer ....................................................................................15
Mini-gigs and helpful hints! .............................................................................................16
Gig number 12: The wholesale list ...................................................................................18
Gig number 13: The flyer distribution gig ..........................................................................19
Gig number 14: The office gig .........................................................................................20
Gig number 15: The ebook designer gig ..........................................................................21
How to bypass the 20 gig limit * ......................................................................................22
The Fiverr Commandments ...............................................................................................23
Investment gigs ...............................................................................................................24
Fiverr clones ...................................................................................................................25
Last word .......................................................................................................................26
Congratulations! .............................................................................................................27
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Gig number 1: The tip app
Time taken per order: less than a minute Difficulty rating: Very easy
Gig name: I will accept a tip for five dollars
This gig is so simple that you’ll kick yourself for not implementing it
before delivering great work! Now accompanied with this gig should
be a little message at the end of each delivery of completed work
saying something like:
“If you think my work has been worth more than five dollars, please
feel free to tip me! All proceeds will go towards funding my sister’s
wedding!” Or some other story that is realistic yet for a good enough
cause to loosen people’s hearts
S tep By Step:
1) Go to [Link] and create a gig!
2) Now you can call it something like “I will accept a tip for five dollars” and fill in the
information as normal
3) As a picture try putting something that looks thankful and innocent, for example a child’s
drawing of a smiley face with “Thank you” written next to it, that works every time.
4) Write a short message to add to the bottom of every completed order and save this as a
text file somewhere on your hard drive so you can copy and paste it quickly.
5) That’s it ! Now that you’ve got this tip set up, expect around one in every 3 people to tip
you, it may not sound like much but it means for every 40 dollars you would of made, you’ll
make 60 dollars! Remember, every little helps!
You’re now set up for the real gigs, starting on the next page!
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Gig number 2: The android web app
Time taken per order: less than five minutes Difficulty rating: Very easy
Gig name: I will convert your website into an android app for five dollars
This gig is very simple but sells like a banana stand outside an apartment
block inhabited by monkeys. What we’re going to do is offer to convert
people’s websites into Android apps, after all, who doesn’t have a
smartphone these days!
S tep By Step:
1) Go to [Link] and sign up!
2) Now you can simply “create a new app” (using the button on the top left)
3) Input the URL of the website and it’ll be automagically created for you!
4) Download the file and send it to your buyer
5) For extra service, copy the QR code that the website generates and send that to them
aswell, who knows they might tip you for it!
WARNING: The apps generated from this method will contain small ads, even though I’ve
never had a customer notice, use the method below (it’s a bit more complex) for an Ad-free
app !
1) Go to android app inventor and sign up!
2) Now “create a new app”
3) Drag the “web viewer” from the left into the phone screen and in the options on the right set
‘home URL’ to your clients website
4) Download the file by selecting “download to this pc” and send to your buyer
5) For extra service, upload a custom icon (must be of 48x48 pixel size) or use an online QR
code generator and send the QR code to them as well, who knows they might tip you for it!
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Gig number 3: The video to audio
converter
Time taken per order: less than five minutes Difficulty rating: Very easy
Gig name: I will convert your video into a music file for five dollars
This gig is another very easy one, and unbelievably it sells pretty
well! We’re simply going to grab the audio from a video of
someone’s choice and then send it to them, how do we do this?
Online converters obviously!
S tep By Step:
1) Go to Google and search for video to MP3
2) Now you can simply “enter the URL” of the video and conversion will start, these websites
work with most video streaming sites like Youtube, Metacafe, etc. However, if your clients
video is not online, simply ask the client to upload the video to youtube OR use a grabber
like Orbit downloader to download it and upload it yourself before using the converter!
3) Download the file and send it to your buyer, make sure to get “High quality” if the option is
available!
4) For extra service, try and download as many formats as possible and send them all saying
“I spent some extra time making lots of different versions for you, hope you like them!”
Hopefully that will guilt them into tipping you!
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Gig number 4: The logo creator
Time taken per order: five to ten minutes Difficulty rating: not that hard
Gig name: I will create 3 outstanding logos for you for 5 dollars
This gig is a little harder, but people will be more likely to tip you
if you put the effort in. As for the gig name, you’ll need to choose
an amount of logos that you feel comfortable with (I started with
5 logos as it was the most on Fiverr on offer, yet I quickly
realized it was too time consuming, so changed this to 3), and
then choose a gig name that makes you stand out (As much as
this is in demand, there are lots of people are doing this on
Fiverr to compete with), try something specific like:
“I will create 3 web 2.0 logos for you for 5 dollars” or “I will create 3 wacky logos for you”
Another trick is to create more than one gig offering the same thing, why settle for narrowing your
gig name down to one niche or title when you can have an unlimited amount ! (I’ll show you how
to work around the Fiverr limitations later) With 5 gigs, you’ll not only have 5 times as more
chance at catching a buyers eye, but you’ll have more chance of selling your gig and because all
of your orders will be spread out, it will never look like you’ve got too many orders in your queue,
so people won’t hesitate to buy from you!
Now, back to this logo business…
S tep By Step:
1) Go to Google and search for good logo design software, I use AAAlogo
2) Now download a demo of this software (or a full version if it’s free) and start creating your
logos! If you can’t afford a full version, why not just take a screenshot of the logo in a
professional trial? Every computer has a print screen button, it’s time to start using it!
3) These pieces of software usually come preloaded with some great graphics and you should
be able to learn (or at least fake) at least five dollars worth of graphics design skills within
minutes of playing around. For more help, just Google “ [software name] tutorial”, or ask
the buyer if they’ve seen any similar logos that you can use for inspiration (to copy off)
4) You should be able to get a tip for this; after all it’s worth more than five dollars! So
remember to send your ‘tip footer message’, making any alterations specific to your buyer,
and you should get at least 10 dollars for your logos
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Gig number 5: The spellchecker
Time taken per order: less than five minutes Difficulty rating: Very easy
Gig name: I will spell-check up to 700 words by hand for 5 dollars
This gig is very easy, and involves a bit of a lie…
we are not going to do it by hand. Instead, we
are going to feed it through so many online
spellcheckers that any faults would have to
become apparent! Now like the logo design gig,
you’ll have to customize this one a bit, by
choosing your own word limit, and catchy title or
niche one, like:
“I will proof-read your CV for five dollars”
Once you’ve done that, let’s get to work…
S tep By Step:
1) Go to Fiverr and download your clients text
2) Go to Google and search for online grammar checker. We don’t want a spell checker, as
although they check for spelling mistakes, they’re not programmed specifically for
grammatical errors, which most errors are! You should come across sites like Grammarly,
which offers a free trial. What we can do here, is either use multiple sites and just bounce
between them as free trials run out, or use free grammar checkers.
Some sites of the trial kind are:
[Link]/grammar_check
[Link]/
[Link]
If you want a free one, use: [Link]
Or get a friend or family member to do it for you the old fashioned way!
3) Once any mistakes have been noted, simply correct and send back!
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Gig number 6: The card designer
Time taken per order: 10 minutes Difficulty rating: Medium
Gig name: I design an awesome business card for you for five dollars
This gig is done by quite a lot of people but there’s a few tricks that
we can use to stand out and maximize our efficiency to the point
that its child’s play.
First off, look everywhere you can for free business card templates.
Download as many as you can and save them into a folder. Now,
when a client orders a card, we can simply find the most similar
template and make small changes to it to suit the clients need, look
good and most importantly let you get on with other stuff!
Next, use the ‘multiple gigs’ technique; we want dozens of niche gigs such as:
“I will design your work at home business card” or “I will create a lethal business card”
Anything that makes you stand out or get found by niche searches is good!
Because these card designs should only take a few minutes, you can start offering more than one
per order, which will make your sales shoot up, meaning ratings shoot up and sales shoot up as a
result! It’s one awesome circle of success, waiting to be engaged.
S tep By Step:
1) Go to Google and search for “free business card templates”, there is an amazing amount of
them out there so that single search should fill you up. Make sure to check out google
images as well as web, and if you have Microsoft Office, download some Word or Publisher
templates for the job! Same with Photoshop, if you have it search for PSD files (the fact that
they’re in layers makes them so easy to edit!)
2) Next open up a program compatible with the format of business card you’ve chosen for
your client. If it’s an image, I definitely recommend Photoshop CS5; it’s content-aware fill
makes getting rid of anything unwanted as easy as highlighting, right-clicking and selecting
fill! It’s amazing, you can even use it to get rid of those horrible watermarks that people put
on their projects (though that may be illegal)
3) Now you’re going to have to edit your card. Try to change the design slightly to the point it’s
not easily recognizable but stick to the color scheme to keep it looking good.
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4) Save your file and export it as a JPEG, if they want the editable file (like the Photoshop file),
try and get them to hand over another Fiverr, or at least tip you for it!
5) Job done!
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Gig number 7: The hot girl
Time taken per order: less than 5 minutes Difficulty rating: Very Easy
Gig name: I take a photo of myself holding your logo or website name for five dollars
Let’s face it, we all know at least one hot girl. Remember that old saying “Sex sells”? Well it does,
and the buyers on Fiverr have realized this and are buying ‘hot girl’ gigs like crazy. So by knowing
at least one hot girl, all you have to do is convince her to take a photo of herself with people’s
signs, and you’ll rake in the dough.
Speaking of dough lets act like a baker and make some; here’s the step by step…
S tep By Step:
1) Find a hot girl (one you know, maybe in your family or a close friend)
2) Convince her to take photos with your signs, this can be done in 2 ways:
a. Alert her of your intentions to sell the photos and see if she’ll help you out, if not
offer her half of the money (with thousands of sales for these gigs, don’t worry, you’ll
still make a killing)
b. Try and manipulate her into doing it (try something like; I have a friend online that
doesn’t believe I know someone so attractive, can you please take a picture with
this text he told me to prove that I do?)
c. The Photoshop tactic: (You’ll need to be good with photoshop to get this one done)
Tell the girl that you’ll give her 10 dollars for pictures of her holding a sign (make up
a good reason for this, or be straight to the point about Fiverr, your choice). The sign
will have to be very clear with as much of a constant background color as possible.
Try and get as many styles of poses possible. Now, when someone orders, simply
take their text or logo and use Photoshop to make it look like the piece of blank
paper she’s holding has the desired text on it.) Make sure not to use the same
photos as in the gig description, or else it’ll be obvious.
3) Send the photos and try and get a tip! (try writing in the style of a hot girl to achieve this)
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Gig number 8: The article ‘writer’
Time taken per order: 10 – 15 minutes Difficulty rating: Medium
Gig name: I write a 700 word article on your subject for five dollars
This is a gig that sells as well as a hot knife cuts through butter, but
unfortunately there is a hell of a lot of competition for it. So we’ll need to:
• Choose a word length that is bigger than our competitors
• Choose a catchy title
• Advertise absolutely any writing experience you have! This could
be from studying english at high school to that time you visited
Harvard university, or a combination of the two! ( “studied English
at Harvard university”)
S tep By Step:
1) We’re going to use a few tricks to get these articles written damnast.
2) First, go to an article directory such as ezine articles and download about 5 articles related
to the topic that you’ve been commissioned to write about.
3) Download spinnerchief! ([Link]) This handy little piece of software can take
a text, identify words and replace them with synonyms to generate completely new text!
4) Time to start ‘writing’: Take the best first paragraph from all of the articles and paste this into
a blank word document. Now we’re going to find a second paragraph that slightly matches
this ( you may need to modify the first sentence of the paragraph to help this). Now repeat
this until you have enough paragraphs to fill the word limit.
5) Copy and paste your article into spinnerchief to generate a completely new article!
6) Finally, give it a quick grammar check (HINT: use the tools from the above spellcheck gig)
and try and incorporate any keywords that the buyer may of asked for (just find anywhere
they fit and shove them in! )
7) Send the article to the buyer and you’re done!
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Gig number 9: The eBook salesman
Time taken per order: Less than a minute Difficulty rating: Very easy
Gig name: I send you a beginners guide to dog care for five dollars
Nowadays people want information at their
fingertips… fast. That’s why eBooks are so
popular. No longer do you need to go on
Amazon and order a book, wait weeks for it to
arrive and then read every page to find the bit of
content you need. Now, you simply buy an
eBook written by the masters to explain exactly
what you need. (Hey you bought this book, so
they must sell right?)
So what if you could advertise dozens, or even
hundreds of eBooks on Fiverr? Well heres how
you can …
S tep By Step:
1) We’re going to find a package of ‘Master Resell Rights’ eBooks to download (you may have
to purchase them, but considering you can buy lots of hundreds for mere dollars, you’ll get
it back within a few sales)
2) Once you’ve found a good package to buy, download them and save them
3) Now for each book that you think will sell, you’re going to create a gig with a title like (using
an iguana care eBook example)
a. I will show you how to care for your iguana properly for five dollars
b. I will send you a book on iguana care for beginners for five dollars
c. I will give you a beginners guide to iguana care for five dollars
(you may have noticed I repeated ‘beginners’ a lot, this is because if people that
know a lot about the book buy it and it turns out to be terrible, they’ll leave you
negative feedback and possibly request a refund)
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4) For extra sales, try telling people that you’ll give a 100% money back guarantee if they’re
not satisfied, after all, people will most likely be too lazy to try and get a sum of money as
small as five dollars back.
5) After sending the book, you’ll get paid… It’s that simple
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Gig number 10: The audio transcriber
Time taken per order: The time of the audio file Difficulty rating: Very easy
Gig name: I send transcribe up to 5 minutes of audio for you
This gig is exactly what it says on the tin; all you need to do is listen to audio and copy down the
words onto a word document and send it to them. Does it need any more explanation?
S tep By Step:
1) Download the audio file and some free software like audacity.
2) Slow the speed of the file down by using the “Change tempo” option (this makes it way
easier to transcribe)
3) Write each sentence onto a word document and format as appropriate
4) Send it to them
5) Its done!
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Gig number 11: The 3D Designer
Time taken per order: around an hour first order, 5 minutes after Difficulty rating: Hard
Gig name: I create put your text into this 3D animation
Everybody wants to have their website name or
message stand out, and the way that it’s done
nowadays is with cool 3D CAD graphics. They
sell very well on Fiverr! So I’m going to show
you how you can make a template where all you
will have to do is paste your client’s text into the
software and it’ll generate a cool 3D animation.
Then what you do is make four or five of these
templates and simply wait for customers to buy,
it’ll take an investment of an hour or so, but it’ll
be worth it afterwards to have money given to
you to basically just copy and paste text!
S tep By Step:
1) You’ll need some CAD software. Blender is a great free piece of software but I prefer
Cinema 4D, it requires a hefty investment but it’s incredible! However, as not everyone has
the amount of money required for it, ill show you a quick animation using Blender.
2) Once blender is downloaded and installed
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Mini-gigs and helpful hints!
Time taken per order: Less than a minute Difficulty rating: Childs play
Here is a nice little break from all of the longer gig descriptions, with 10 very easy gigs that you can
perform for almost no investment of time and effort, they don’t even need a description, so here is
a list of gig titles for you:
M Ini – gigs:
1) I will invite you to Google + for five dollars
2) I will create a QR Code for your website for five dollars (google QR generator)
3) I will rate your attractiveness for five dollars
4) I will be your girlfriend / boyfriend on Facebook (Just make a fake account)
5) I will leave a comment on your website everyday for a week for five dollars
6) I will send you a postcard from [your location] to anywhere in the world for five dollars
7) I will write you a customized love letter for five dollars
8) I will take a photo of your logo stuck on my chest for five dollars
9) I will take a photo of anything in [where you live] for five dollars
10) I will take a picture of my pet wearing your logo for five dollars
H elpful hints:
1) Always make sure you deliver on time, even one piece of negative feedback can ruin your
chances of future sales
2) Gigs don’t cost you a dime to create, so go crazy! Anything that you can think of and any
skill that you have can be sold!
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3) Got a specific type of gig that you’re aiming towards selling? Name your account to
include it as a keyword! It makes you look very targeted and professional, and can
apparently even help in rankings!
4) Stuck without a single sale? The odds are people don’t want to buy from a seller
with no feedback! Get a friend or create a double account to buy your own gig!
You’ll only loose one dollar in total but can give yourself incredible feedback which
will get your sales skyrocketing.
5) Always go the extra mile! If you said you’d deliver 600 words write 800! And deliver
early! People will tip you if they notice an effort and as long as your polite and put
some effort in, you’ll rake in the tips.
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Gig number 12: The wholesale list
Time taken per order: around 10 minutes Difficulty rating:
Easy
Gig name: I will send you a wholesale list of 10,000 products for five dollars
It seems like everybody wants to make money
online these days, and one way in which many
people start is through reselling wholesale
products. If done right it can make a lot of money,
however beginners often don’t know where to
find suppliers for products! That’s where you
come in. If you sell a wholesale list for thousands
of items for only a Fiverr, your providing an
invaluable service and will sell well. The products
are highly in demand but there is quite a bit of
competition, so you’ll need to create multiple gigs
for this one!
S tep By Step:
1) Bing over to Google and search for free wholesale list
2) Look for a list with as many items as possible; it should be in the thousands!
3) Download the torrent or Hotfile, or purchase a list (preferably one with master resell rights)
and you’re ready to start selling!
4) Create gigs that include the number of products in the list! (when going through search
results this is the thing that’ll make you stand out!) If your number of products isn’t the
biggest on Fiverr, simply download another list and combine them!
5) When a buyer purchases your gig, simply email the PDF or ZIP folder and your set!
If you have free time create your own wholsale list! You can include links called affiliation links that
whenever people buy using them, you get a commission! Some people can earn thousands a day
so it’s well worth checking out! Head over to [Link], sign up and do some more research into
this if your interested!
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Gig number 13: The flyer distribution gig
Time taken per order: around 10 minutes Difficulty rating: Medium
Gig name: I will send hand out 40 flyers for five dollars
Many people still like using offline advertising
methods but don’t have the time to walk around
handing out flyers… But you do! This gig does
exactly what it says on the tin, you’re going to
have to print off peoples flyers and simply hand
them out (or drop them in letterboxes, your
choice). Important things to mention in your gig
title are how many flyers you’ll hand out, but also
location. Why would people pay you to hand out
flyers for air conditioning units in the North Pole?
Exactly.
So here are some steps to ensure you do it
efficiently!
S tep By Step:
1) Download the electronic version of the flyer and set it to print out 4 per page
(paper and ink saved is money saved!)
2) Print the number of copies stated in your gig title and take them to a densely
populated location, like outside an Apple Store
3) Hand out flyers and take a photo of you doing this (or even film it)
4) Deliver this footage or photo as completed work!
5) It’s that simple!
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Gig number 14: The office gig
Time taken per order: around 10 minutes Difficulty rating: Medium
Gig name: I will fix any Microsoft office bugs that you have for five dollars
Everyone and I mean EVERYONE uses
Microsoft office. The bad thing is that most
people don’t know how to use it properly,
although it’s a very good thing for us! What
you’re going to advertise is a gig targeted
towards one piece of office software that you
know pretty well, or create multiple gigs covering
every piece of software you know. Then just
follow the step by step below…
S tep By Step:
1) Find the customers problem and immediately go to Google and search for their
problem with “yahoo answers” added at the end. Why? Because hundreds of
thousands of people ask questions on there, meaning the odds are your clients
problem has already been asked and resolved.
2) If you can’t find the solution on Yahoo answers, make an account and ask the
question yourself! Usually it takes at max an hour to get a reply and their usually of
great quality.
3) If you haven’t got a reply and you feel lost, join a forum related to computers with
lots of geeky, active members, such as [Link]/forums/ and beg
for help!
4) Finally, offer a refund if you’re completely out of options, but by saying things like
“I was up all night trying” or “it’s a physical problem that I can’t tell you how to repair
without seeing a technician” and showing that you put a lot of effort in, they’ll most
likely not want a refund
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Gig number 15: The ebook designer gig
Time taken per order: around 10 minutes Difficulty rating: Medium
Gig name: I will create an amazing eBook cover for you for 5 dollars
This gig is probably one of the best selling on Fiverr;
however there are massive amounts of competition,
so you’re going to have to do it well. Use the usual
tactic of creating multiple gigs and prepare some very
nice samples for your gig’s picture. Try putting a
visually appealing image such as a hot girl on the
eBook to draw in potential customers who want a
closer look. You can even create a blog and make it
into a portfolio (which you can add adsense to for
some extra profit!) to give you an edge! Maybe even
make a video which shows a montage of various
ebook covers. There are many ways to stand out, and
as long as you do, you’ll sell a lot of this gig. Read
the following step by step for how to create your
covers…
S tep By Step:
1) Go to Google and find some “Free 3D Ebook cover software”. There are dozens
of pieces of software that do this, and you should try out various different ones so
find the one that suits you best.
2) Once you’ve downloaded the software, you’ll need to create graphics to fill the
cover, so open your favorite image editing software (Photoshop can’t be beat in my
opinion!) and start designing!
a. You can find many templates on Google, try searching for “Editable PSD templates”,
they don’t need to be specifically for eBooks and by broadening your search, you’ll
find a lot more!
3) Once your cover is created simply export it from the software and save the image
(s) to a zip folder and send it as completed work
You could try charging an extra fiver for the flat version of the graphics or the PSD or design files
that you used!
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How to bypass the 20 gig limit *
Fiverr limits each user to 20 gigs, so our technique of bombarding the search results with multiple
versions of the same gig may seem stumped… or is it?
By creating multiple accounts (perhaps “create them for family members” to avoid trouble) we can
easily bypass this limitation, and with a few tricks, there will be almost no inconvenience regarding
tracking orders or payments. So here is exactly how to do it!
S tep By Step:
1) You’ll need the equivalent amount of email addresses as Fiverr accounts that you want to
create for this process but don’t worry, you don’t need to check them daily or even ever
again after their creation! So pop over to Google and create a new Gmail account, then set
your account to automatically forward to your main email address (One that you check daily
and want all of your Fiverr related messages to go to)
2) Fiverr limits PayPal email addresses (to receive payment) to be used only once on their
entire database, meaning that to get all of your money into one main account, were going
to need to add another email address to your PayPal account. So pop over to PayPal,
Login, Go to Settings and add your Email address!
3) You’re now ready to create your Fiverr account, link it up for payments and start creating
gigs!
4) Go wild, Rake in the cash!
*This technique is frowned upon by Fiverr and is purely stated to educate readers, it is not
intended for actual use which is potentially against the TOS of Fiverr.
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The Fiverr Commandments
Here are some golden rules to follow when using Fiverr to ensure that you maximize your sales!
1) Always upload a video! :
a. This apparently makes you rank higher in their searches and definitely makes you
stand out and increase your sales rate! The video can be of anything, whether it be
a montage of images of the work that you produced, to you talking about the work
on webcam, just do it!
2) Stand out! :
a. Don’t just hope to be noticed, make yourself noticed! Have flashy, eye-catching
pictures that basically force people to click on your page! Give a title that doesn’t
just prove that you’re better than your competition, but makes it seem like choosing
anyone else but you for their job will result in utter disappointment! “In 24 hours” ,
“professionally”, “free revisions” are just some of the techniques used, but by finding
one, or many , related to your gig, you’ll have the sales rolling in!
3) Write a killer description!
a. RJ once wrote about 5 key elements to writing a killer sellers text:
i. Hope
ii. Urgency
iii. Unbiased appearance
iv. Authoritarian appearance
v. Fear encouragement
Follow these elements and you’ll have a description that sells like crazy!
4) Appear professional but human! :
a. From your description to your delivery message, you need to sound like you’re in
charge, but that you’re human! If work is slightly late apologize, if it’s of good quality
they’ll understand and will even be more prone to leave good comments! Or if you
get to know them, they’ll feel rude not to tip you!
5) Don’t give up:
a. It may take a few days to pull in that first sale, but when you do, you’ll sell an increasing
amount every day!
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Investment gigs
Although I’ve given away some free stuff that can help you to rake in the gigs, there are some
packages that are simply too good for me not to write about and for you to purchase. Alongside
each is the amount of gigs and time it took me (oh yes, I brought them all to test them) to get my
money back
• Auto Submitter – Definitely Worth the investment! All of the best selling gigs on Fiverr
involve submitting websites and here’s the tool to do it! You also get eBooks, a search
engine blaster, hundreds of free web templates and even scripts! All of which can be
reused on Fiverr gigs to give massive profits, I got my money back for this in one afternoon
and would recommend it greatly!
• Facebook fan page templates – These are so hot selling on Fiverr, they’ll set it on Fire!
Have you ever browsed the “request a gig “section? Notice that there’s ALWAYS a gig
related to Facebook template design, and by getting hold of these top notch templates,
you’ll be there to deliver!
§ Gigs taken to make profit: 10
§ Time taken to make profit: 2 days (including time to deliver gigs)
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Fiverr clones
Who says you should only use Fiverr? By putting your gigs on other websites like Fiverr, you
multiply your chances of getting sales! So here’s a list of established and trusted websites similar
to Fiverr, as you can see, they all get very good traffic ratings!
1. GigBucks. 30k-100k visitors/month
2. TenBux. 30k-100k visitors/month
3. Zeerk. 30k-100k visitors/month
4. Tenyt. 30k-100k visitors/month
5. Uphype. 30k-100k visitors/month
6. Dealerr. 30k-100k visitors/month
7. GigMe5. 30k-100k visitors/month
8. JustaFive. 30k-100k visitors/month
9. GigsWood. 30k-100k visitors/month
10. Ffiver. 30k-100k visitors/month
11. Cinkue. 30k-100k visitors/month
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Last word:
Hopefully by now you’ve got the ideas and tools to progress through Fiverr and earn a lot of
money! Just remember never to give up and keep pushing to reach your goals, you’ll get
there!
Recommendations:
• Blast4traffic – This site can give your gigs and websites massive REAL traffic which will
not only convert into sales, but can potentially also boost their search ranking!
• Chronic commissions – Incredible book that doesn’t use conventional methods but can
make very large amounts of money while it lasts! (The method is being duplicated by more
and more people because of its success, but it still managed to pay off my mortgage this
year!)
• Auto Submitter – Definitely Worth the investment! All of the best selling gigs on Fiverr
involve submitting websites and here’s the tool to do it! You also get eBooks, a search
engine blaster, hundreds of free web templates and even scripts! All of which can be
reused on Fiverr gigs to give massive profits, I got my money back for this in one afternoon
and would recommend it greatly!
• Facebook fan page templates – These are so hot selling on Fiverr, they’ll set it on Fire!
Have you ever browsed the “request a gig “section? Notice that there’s ALWAYS a gig
related to Facebook template design, and by getting hold of these top notch templates,
you’ll be there to deliver!
Remember, there are lots of dreamers … While their doing that, you’ll be making it a reality.
Lucas Adamski & Hammish Haghayeghi
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