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6 Responses to “Fiverr – Inexpensive Outsourcing For Your Business”

  1. Stephanie says:

    The ‘$5. revolution’ is what I’ve heard it called, with fiverr clones popping up everywhere. Although the site does have a larger amount of silly stuff, a lot of what offered is worth so much more than $5! You can really get some great work done there!

  2. Brian says:

    It’s true Stephanie, I’ve been very lucky so far, especially with the graphics. I had a unique cartoon drawn for another website that would have cost a couple hundred dollars anywhere else.

  3. Kim Rawks says:

    I’m having some pretty good luck there making a few extra dollars. If I could give one piece of advice to sellers it would be not to waste too much time with hagglers. Yes! There are people who will spend vast amounts of time trying to get more from you than what you are offering for $5.00 – then will get nasty when you stick to your guns!

  4. Brian says:

    I can imagine that happening Kim, I’m sure Fiverr attracts a lot of people like that. That’s something to consider for those thinking about becoming a seller. I’m planning to do so myself.

  5. Jennifer D. says:

    Sex sells on fiverr. It seems the most successful gigs are the ones where hot girls hold up “fan signs” for websites and/or give video testimonials for a site or product. There is certainly no value to these beyond a novelty for the business/site owner. Still, any reasonably attractive girl with poster board and a felt tip pen can pay the rent each month on Fiverr. :)

  6. Sex sells on fiverr. Lol, Jennifer. But sure that this can be great oppotunity, right. Launched in February 2010, Fiverr.com currently offers more than 75,000 services ranging from marketing, technology and advertising support to fitness, nutrition and fashion advice. Any service you can imagine sells on Fiverr.com for a quick, non-negotiable US$5 – it’s a quirky place for a quick bargain.

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