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This document provides tips for making money by selling services on Fiverr. It suggests starting with low-cost services like keyword research that involve copying and pasting results from other sites. It recommends using the earnings from initial sales to purchase good reviews in order to rank higher and get more sales. Once ranked highly, sellers can offer higher-priced services like website creation by outsourcing the work to freelancers and keeping the difference as profit. The document lists many freelancing platforms where outsourced work can be found.

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This document provides tips for making money by selling services on Fiverr. It suggests starting with low-cost services like keyword research that involve copying and pasting results from other sites. It recommends using the earnings from initial sales to purchase good reviews in order to rank higher and get more sales. Once ranked highly, sellers can offer higher-priced services like website creation by outsourcing the work to freelancers and keeping the difference as profit. The document lists many freelancing platforms where outsourced work can be found.

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Fiverr River

Mastering The ART OF SELLING ON


FIVERR

Believe it or not there are people across


the world who are making a living off
fiverr today!
If you’d like to look more into these
articles then you can google what I put
up top ^

Now many people believe that on fiverr


you can only make $5 per order.
That is wrong. Majority of the people
who sell on fiverr get either multiple
orders or they get orders on their higher
priced gigs.

Once you gain rep you also rank up as a


seller which in return will give you more
gigs which you can price for very high
amounts of $.
Now the problem that most sellers have
is actually ranking up/getting sales when
they start as new sellers.

What I would suggest doing is either


making new accounts and getting
feedback or you can have people order
your gigs/give you good feedback and
you can pay them around $1 or so.
Now you do need to realize that if you
want to gain good rep/be able to pull in
more sales you will need to have to
invest your $ in this. In my time n fiverr
when I first started out I literally only got
1 order in my first 2 months of work.
That is because I had no rep.
Rep makes a lot of difference.
Is it worth it for you to spend $20 on
getting rep (take a $1 loss per rep that
you get on fiverr) and have the potential
to gain around 4-5 sales a day with
decent rep
Or ho about 15-20 sales a day for having
good rep?
Well everyone starts from the bottom
and how you make it to the top is all on
you.
However I do suggest taking a loss first
so you could get gains.
This is exactly what some companies/or
some sellers do. When I got into the btc
trading game I used to make $5 profits
every single day so I could get good rep
Sometimes I would not even make profit
but I did this all so I could get some
continuous customer and build a good
seller rep
Now if you have tons of rep on fiverr the
potential to earn is endless. You have so
many ways that you could earn whether
it’s reselling social media followers from
a panel or seoclerks/or making designs
for people.

All of you who purchase this guide will


have at least 1 different skillset that not
everyone has.
Whether that may be drawing/creating
digital art/media/voice recordings/etc..
Basically you can sell all of that on fiverr.

Now enough with the chit chat let me


show you some methods/things that you
could sell on fiverr. Remember that the
human mind is endless and everyone
comes up with different ideas/etc..
that’s what makes fiverr so great! You
can pretty much sell anything on there.

Here is what I sell


This is a site which will find niche-based
keywords just for you.
Most of you may not really understand
what these are used for so let me
explain.
When people create websites or want to
create websites they need keywords if
they want to buy ads on some sites/get
ranked on google/etc.. so putting those
keywords on their site are very crucial to
ranking their website.
So what will you do? You will offer to
find niche based keywords to people.
People starting up websites or have
websites that they don’t have much
traffic/etc.. want keywords. Keywords
are crucial to getting ranked.

This is an easy copy and paste method


because all you need to do is just copy
the keywords and then send them to
your customer. Now if you look below
the pic it says there are “800 results”
and it will say you need to upgrade to
see more of them after looking around
20 or so keywords.
You don’tneed to upgrade or anything
All you do is copy them and paste them
and send them to your customer

So for example if someone says they


have a belt selling niche you will type in
belt on https://app.kwfinder.com/ and
tons of keywords with belt will pop up.

Then you copy and paste and then send


to your customer.
I suggest using a photo like this for your
fiverr gig picture.
Just type in “Keyword research” on
google and then you can find a pic from
there
Either you will need to screenshot the
pic from your phone or you will need to
resize it if you get if on your pc. Simply
google “Resize image” and tons of sites
will come up where you can resize your
image. Yes google pretty much has the
answers to everything!
But wait you’re not done there.

Now once you give your customer the


keywords around 8 out of 10 times the
customer won’t even have a website!
Now you sold them the keywords and
now what you will do is also sell try to
sell them a website!
Now you’re not going to actually make
the site we will get back to that. Here’s is
what you should say.

Hello thanks for purchasing my


keywords for your niche and I hope you
enjoy your purchase! I also do have a
website building service and I have been
making/building websites for many
many many years and for the right price
I’m able to make you a professional
looking website.
Now if they respond back you will give
them a price.
Most people will want the most super
basic websites ever made. So you can
price the websites to around $100+ , you
can say something along the line as
“Your website may take many
hours/days to make, I will try my best to
make your website in the shortest
manner possible!” All for a price of (___)
insert your price. The prices I usually do
are around 150-200 bucks per site. Now
once you find a buyer your will higher a
freelancer to do your work for you.
These freelancers get paid so little
compared to the tremendous amount of
work that they decide to do.
Some freelancer websites you could hire
freelancers from

Big list ahead that I copied and pasted


just for you
1. Upwork
With over 1.5 million clients, Upwork (previously oDesk) offers something for every
type of freelancer. It accommodates both short- and long-term projects, hourly or per-
project work and expert-level and entry-level engagements. Regardless of where you are
in your career, Upwork is likely to have something for you.

2. Toptal
With a distinctly different approach than the other services on this list,Toptal is for
seasoned, talented freelancers. Passing Toptal's screening process gives you unparalleled
access to meaningful projects with great clients (JPMorgan, Zendesk, Airbnb, etc.) and
fair compensation (no low-bid contests). You’ll also be able to join the Toptal community
for frequent meetups and tech events.

3. Elance
Elance removes a lot of the hassle that comes with freelancing. You’ll be able to make a
profile right away without jumping through any hoops, enjoy payment protection to
ensure you’re always paid for the hours you work and more.

Editor's note: Elance has joined Upwork since the publish date of this article.

Related: Hacking Elance: How to Make Money Freelancing

4. Freelancer
Unlike most other platforms, in addition to offering millions of
projects, Freelancer allows you to compete with other freelancers in contests to prove
your skills. If you’re competitive and confident in your expertise, it’s a great way to
showcase your abilities and attract more clients.

5. Craigslist
Although most people see Craigslist as just a platform for buying and selling
miscellaneous things, it’s actually a great source of freelance jobs. You can easily browse
for local offerings if you prefer something in-office, or you can search by major cities if
you prefer working remotely.

6. Guru
This site lets you easily showcase your past work experience and offers a daily job-
matching feature to make sure you don’t miss out on any good opportunities.
The Guru Work Room lets you easily manage all your work.

7. 99designs
A platform for freelance designers, 99designs lets you compete in design contests and get
feedback as clients choose the best ones. It’s a great way for talented designers to prove
their talents.

8. Peopleperhour
This is a great platform, focusing on freelancing for web projects. If you’re a designer,
web developer, SEO specialist, etc., peopleperhour is definitely worth checking out.

9. Freelance Writing Gigs


Whether you’re a writer, editor, blogger, publisher or any combination of
those, Freelance Writing Gigs is a great option for freelancers who have a way with
words.

10. Demand Media


Demand Media is a platform for creative types, including writers, filmmakers, producers,
photographers and more. You work with the site to create unique content, engage
audiences and promote your talents.

11. College Recruiter


As the name might suggest, College Recruiter is for college students or recent graduates
looking for freelance jobs of any type. In addition to being a source for part-time work, it
can be a great way to jumpstart your career.

12. GetACoder
This site is for freelance writers, web designers and programmers -- exactly what small
businesses need to get a website idea off the ground. GetACoder offers millions of
smaller-scale projects to choose from.

13. iFreelance
This platform accommodates some of the usual suspects of the freelancing world
(writers, editors, coders, etc.) but also features freelance marketers as well. Unlike other
sites, iFreelance lets you keep 100 percent of your earnings.

14. Project4hire
With hundreds of project categories, Project4hire makes it easy to identify jobs that suit
your skillset, without scanning through large volumes of posts. It’s great for coders,
consultants, designers and more.

15. SimplyHired
With a wider range than most other freelance platforms offer,SimplyHired is perfect for
everyone from salespeople to construction workers. It includes a blog with hiring tips, a
company directory and location-based search.

Whether you’re a programmer, designer, expert, college student or something in between,


there’s a freelance platform out there for you. Check out the sites above to get started
today!

Now once you choose one of these sites


freelancers will bid to make you site.
I’d say you can profit around $100 or so
per site that you sell.
Now imagine selling 5-6 sites per day
That’s $600 in your profit for no work at
all
All you do is copy and paste the details
that your buyer wants and then you
send it over to the freelancer.
It’s as simple as that!

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