What can you do with $5? And what are you willing to do for $5?
Five dollars might not mean a lot these days, but to the phenomenal site, Fiverr.com, your $5 can go a long way. Well some of you may have already come across this micro gig site but to those who have not, this is something you should start checking.
Fiverr is actually a marketplace that gives people the opportunity to showcase what they can do and what they are willing to do for $5. These tasks or gigs, as it is called in the site can range into many different areas like social marketing, graphics, fun and bizarre, technology to name some of the common gig categories. And if you are looking for some great ideas, you’ll probably find the weirdest and some of the most creative gigs in this place.
So what does it take to get started with Fiverr? Once you have signed up, you have two options. If you have the talent, skill and the guts, you can earn an extra income by offering your own gigs. Otherwise you can request or pay for gigs that you want. Imagine getting a logo designed or a header for your site for only $5, well, that’s definitely a bargain. If you are concerned about the quality, Fiverr is as equally concerned with that too. Definitely they won’t be able to filter out all the good service providers just as oDesk or Elance can’t filter their freelancers. So you’re main help in ensuring that your gig is good quality are the feedbacks from other users. This is also reflected on a seller’s level.
There are 3 different levels of Fiverr sellers.
Definitely, there are top rated sellers who take things seriously even if you are thinking that it’s just $5. So if you are thinking that you are not going to make enough money from this site, think again.
If you just work hard and dedicate enough effort and skill on your gigs, you’ll definitely get repeat gigs that will result in volume sales. Which means you can have an additional source of income while doing your usual freelance work. So is Fiverr worth the effort? I say, yes.
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Is it worth a try or it’s just a waste of time? Get those comments coming!
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This is more ideal for business owners on a tight budget
I agree. Still a good place to keep in mind. You\’ll never know when you might need some five dollar gigs or need something get done with minimal budget.
For those in America trying to make some extra cash it's definitely worth checking out fivesquids . co .uk as with the exchange rate you make more money per gig. I've been offering voice overs and video adverts/testimonials for a couple of months now and the work is flooding in.
These types of sites are brilliant and helping you get through hard times or just increasing your regular salary. I put aside all the cash that I make from fivesquids towards spoiling myself!
Fiverr was the first and still the best. I use the basic format on my Marketing Yourself website.