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CONTENTS
INTRO BASIC CONCEPT OF FIVERR BUYERS SELLERS (SERVICE PROVIDERS) CATEGORIES FEEDBACKS: SOCIAL PROOF SYSTEM THOSE WHO LAUGHED AT FIVERR THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK HOW MUCH CAN YOU EARN AT FIVERR? WHAT DESTROYS SUCCESSFUL GIGS? HOW MUCH IS YOUR TIME WORTH? USING FIVERR TO REPLACE CURRENT JOBS THE 7 IMMUTABLE RULES FIVE RINSE AND REPEAT METHODS TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE METHODS 1 TO 5 5 6 7 7 8 9 10 12 15 16 17 18 20 38 38
TIME TO LEARN THE 5 SKILLS AND PROFIT FROM THEM METHOD #1: EBOOK COVERS METHOD #2: QR CODES + LOGOS METHOD #3: WRITING + IWRITER METHOD #4: SOCIAL MEDIA+ CLICKBANK METHOD #5: BIG NICHE LISTS 1 13 OTHER SITES LIKE FIVERR THAT YOU CAN MAKE MONEY FROM FINAL NOTES POWERFUL RESOURCES
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INTRO
Dear Readers, I am Maynas Eric. Thank you for picking up a copy of Five RR Unstoppable. This project is about learning how to mimic 5 of the most profitable gigs in Fiverr. It is the hope that when you pick up these 5 skills, you can use them to provide similar services for others in Fiverr and also for your other clients. However, it is with understanding that knowledge without action does not produce results. There are so many products that are filled with non-actionable stuff that fill our heads with feel good factors but at the end of it, we are at a loss what to do. We are bent on making products that are extremely actionable to see results fast. Lets go!
Basic Concept of Fiverr

Fiverr is a marketplace where services and products called Gigs are sold at a fixed price of $5. Top rated sellers get to offer Gig Extra which they can offer additional Gigs with the choice of a higher price. Gigs which are considered interesting by Fiverr are awarded with the featured status, adding a visible icon on the top right to indicate this. This attracts the interest of the Fiverr community and increases the chance of them getting seen and orders. The entire community can be said to be made up of two groups, buyers and sellers.
Buyers
Ordering a gig is a one click process on the Order button which will lead buyers to a payment page. Buyers are required to pay for the gig in advance, not after. This is where Fiverr is slightly different from many other freelancing sites. This safeguards the interest of the seller to avoid non-payment situations from buyers.
Sellers (Service Providers)
For every gig completed, the seller will get $4 from it. $1 will be deducted from the $5 paid as a service fee. Each seller account can have a maximum of 20 gigs.
Categories
At the moment, there are 14 categories which Gigs are subdivided into:
1. Gifts 2. Graphics 3. Video 4. Social Marketing 5. Travel 6. Writing 7. Advertising 8. Music & Audio 9. Fun & Bizarre 10. Tips & Advice 11. Business 12. Technology 13. Programming 14. Other
Feedbacks: Social Proof System
This point is important. Buyers are given the choice of giving feedback to the sellers who provided them the services. The rating system is simple, either a thumbs up or down. The higher the percentage of positive feedbacks, the more confidence it gives to potential buyers who consider ordering their gigs. Not everyone who buys from you will give you a positive feedback and thumbs up. That is why it is important to provide excellent customer service by being fast to reply questions AND to practice the art of over delivering. Over delivering works and we will reveal to you some ways to do it when we talk about the gigs later on.
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Those who laughed at Fiverr

Many people used to scoff at Fiverr because they could not see what good can come out from services which cost just $5 each. Buyers who were used to paying $30 to $50 for similar services were skeptical at the quality this platform could provide. Sellers who were providing the services for higher dollars were laughing at those who used it. Services which they used to provide for $10 to $200 per task were being offered for $5 by others in this new platform. How much can sellers earn there at $4 profit per service provided? It is nuts, they say.
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A majority of these naysayers are those who have already been earning a fair bit of their income from freelancing sites. They are reluctant to switch sides. But little did they know what an impact Fiverr is going to make towards their comfortable income in other freelancing sites
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The Empire strikes back

Newcomers and those who found it hard to compete against the top sellers in other freelancing marketplace soon flocked into the new marketplace called Fiverr by the droves. Instead of struggling to get clients away from buyers who already have a large number of positive reviews and social proof, while they start at little or zero, they started at somewhere afresh. After a while, these newcomers into Fiverr were reported to be making good income through the valuable services they provided for buyers.
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Meanwhile, the brilliant people at Fiverr kept improving their platform and support to those who were using itand kept rewarding those who made the site interesting and worthwhile by giving them the status of top rated seller and featured status. I imagined that they kept banging into one other factor which worked and made the difference for their site, the social factor. The number of interesting video gigs that people were providing started to spread like wildfire. They started to appear in the sales pages of product creators, provided fun and entertainment in websites, they even grabbed the attention of the media both online and offline. It was a giant in the making.
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Paper cant wrap fire. The news of people making a good income through Fiverr started to spread. More interestingly, the number of people providing quality videos and voiceovers started to become viral as well. These spread through social media and even offline newsstands like wildfire. Soon, it became the talk of the town. The popularity it has today is largely due to the result of a dedicated team behind the Fiverr backend. They seek to protect the Fiverr community by reducing spam and maintaining the quality of gigs. Perhaps two of the most important concepts are the top rated seller and featured gig. The Fiverr team helps to advertise the best and most interesting gigs on the main page and also in each category. This effectively
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increased the coolness of the site for buyers and also helped good providers a chance to be featured to get a boost of ordered gigs for more income.
How much can you earn at Fiverr?

Without any official data, our rough estimate is that 10% to 20% of sellers make between a few hundred to a few thousand dollars on the Fiverr platform per month. On the higher end, it is estimated that 1% to 2% are earning several thousands of dollars a month. Some achieve it using one single gig, others through several successful gigs. That is why how much you can
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potentially earn in Fiverr is correlated to how many successful gigs you have. Some factors includes how attractive your gig is to buyers, the amount of exposure your gig is getting and how well you deliver what you promised in your gig. How much effort you put into making your gigs successful and if you are doing it right will be the main contributing factor in your earning potentials.
What destroys successful gigs?
There are 3 main reasons that even the most successful gigs can fail.
1. They take up too much time for a $4 profit 2. They met trolls who keep flagging them 3. They lose interest in what they are doing
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How much is your time worth?
Whether you take an hour to complete a gig or seconds to complete a gig, you will still be earning $4 from it. Lets say you intend to work 4 hours a day on Fiverr. Is an hour of your time worth $4 or $48?
1 Gig = 1 hour to complete 1 Hour = 1 x $4 = $4 4 Hours = 4 x $4 = $16
1 Month = $16 x 30 = $480

1 Gig = 5 minutes to complete 1 Hour = 12 x $4 = $48 4 Hours = 4 x $48 = $192
1 Month = $192 x 30 = $5760
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Using Fiverr to replace current jobs
For people who are determined to replace their current job by providing Fiverr services, they need to decide if the incomes they can get from Fiverr are able to effectively replace their full time job. Not all gigs are created equal. It is not easy to make a living by providing gigs that need an hour to complete, that would be $480 a month IF one gets 4 orders daily. However, there will be lesser competition so theres a higher chance to get more orders. Some may think, why not just provide gigs that take 5 minutes to complete? The reason is that it is not easy to find a gig which takes 5 minutes to complete in a low competition area. 18
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That is why it is important that you are able to provide as many different gigs as possible. A balance will need to be struck.
The next section will discuss about our 7 immutable rules to apply in the world of Fiverr to help increase your chances of success.
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The 7 Immutable Rules

Immutable Rule One USE AN ATTENTION GRABBING TITLE WITH KEYWORDS IN IT IN THE RIGHT CATEGORY
Those who are familiar with SEO will nod their head in agreement here. This is one of the secrets that not many will share in their Fiverr tutorials to inform others to do so because the less people who know, the better they are able to hoard their dominance. You are allowed ONE capitalized word in your title, use it on the main KEYWORD you want to rank for in the Fiverr search engine.
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A simple example will be: I will write a 500 word article for $5. Use it for I will write a 500 word ARTICLE for $5. This will help users see your title more clearly on the main page and also to rank higher in the Fiverr search engine as it detects your keyword. You will need to post your article writing gig in the right category under writing. Some people might think of outsmarting the system by placing their writing gig into another category such as graphics so that they will be the only ones there instead of many others in the main writing category. If somehow they managed to bypass the system by posting it on the wrong category on purpose, they risk the possibility of being flagged by other users or even 21
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getting their gig deleted. Too many of those might result in a ban. So dont try that so openly. However, to the brave at heart, if you really want to do so because it does work at times, try to make your gig title field boarder. A slightly ambiguous title could be like I will write a 500 word ARTICLE and include a beautiful picture in it for $5. Something like this COULD fit both the writing and graphics category. Be creative, be bold but be smart about it. Next is to make your title as attention grabbing and interesting as possible. Instead of I will write a 500 word article for $5. Try putting I will write a professional 500 word ARTICLE which is very well researched for $5. Stand out from the crowd offering the same gig and orders are almost certain to arrive.
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Immutable Rule Two USE TAGS WHICH ARE RELEVANT TO YOUR GIG -+ COPY THE TOP RATED SELLERS TAGS
Again, you will have to SEO your gig, this time in its tags. When people type the exact tag you have in your gig, your gig will appear in the search engine results. People who search for 500 word articles in the Fiverr search bar will find people who included the keyword 500 word articles amongst the first few results. If you rank 1st for that keyword, there is a good chance your gig will be viewed. Some people might try to outsmart the Fiverr system by inserting non-relevant tags such as graphic creation tag into a writing gig in the hope of getting
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more hits. The rules here arent as strict as the titles, you may try to do so but not to the extravagant. The important thing is to make sure that most of your tags are relevant and can lead interested buyers to your gigs. The second thing to note is not put in too many long tail tags that it covers your photo you use to showcase your gig. A shortcut to finding tags that work well is to get the exact tags from top rated sellers, pick the best and put them as your keyword tags.
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Immutable Rule Three Make your descriptions count, include keywords and main points + offer bonuses
You may see how some top rated sellers describe their gigs. They are mostly quite long and straight to the point explaining the awesomeness in their gig, specifically what they will do for you and many of them will include a bonus if you order more than one. Do the same for your gig and you are in good standing. Very few of them describe their gigs in less than 5 lines as it seems to give potential buyers a feeling that they are not as dedicated as other sellers who do so.
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If a seller is not committed to describe their gig professionally, how can they expect them to provide a good service? One easy way to check if others will find it appealing enough to order is simply to read it and ask yourself the most basic of question, Would I buy my own gig? Make sure the answer is Yes and you are ready to go. Many people say you must do this or that to appear appealing, but nothing beats your own judgment in the end. Test it and if it doesnt work as you think it would, its never too late to improve it. Another point is to include the keywords into your description. Although no one is absolutely sure how much it would help in the SEO, but if you look at the gigs which appear near the top of the searches, a
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common factor is that the keywords are always in the first sentence in the description. This is a big clue about an unannounced fact that SEO is vital even in the Fiverr platform.
Immutable Rule Four Always use your OWN images and not copyrighted images. Make them attractive
Not many people know this but do you know if you use copyrighted images in your gig descriptions and profile image, there is a chance that someone can report you and your gig gets deleted for infringing copyrights?
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Those who put celebrity photos (not themselves) into their gigs are especially prone to this risk. Trolls are out there, be careful. If they report you and Fiverr asks you for a reasonable explanation which you cant provide, it could be disastrous. A rule of thumb when using images for your gig, is to make them as relevant to the message as possible. If its a writing gig, perhaps put a picture of a person holding a pen hard at work. If its a drawing gig, put some beautiful images in. You can also get creative and use outrageous photos to grab attention for people to view your gig. As long as your description is well articulated and buyers know what they are getting, it is fine. Get creative here! Grab your potential buyers attention!
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Immutable Rule Five INCLUDE VIDEOS IN EVERY GIG

Fiverr is a very moderator intensive platform. There is a big brother feeling that every gig gets screened either by a human moderator or a computerized one. The rumor seems to be true, moderators in Fiverr LOVE video. They also seem to LOVE gigs that mention Fiverr in them in words and videos, take a look at featured sellers, how many of them mentioned Fiverr in their gig? MANY! Use this to your advantage, mention FIVERR.com in your video and description. Once you created a gig with the video and gotten some sales with good feedback,
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mail the moderators in Fiverr about your gig and ask them to consider featuring you. Make your videos in a way that is attractive, clear and straight to the point what the gig is about and mention Fiverr.com in it. Be witty in it and appeal to the mindset of the buyer. There is also a filter call Haz Video which shows gigs which has a video intro in it, which is another potential point of exposure for your gig. I imagine that this is part of Fiverrs viral advertising strategies to make the site more appealing to buyers and the media. The video function is also quite unique in that not many other marketplace platforms similar
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to Fiverr are able to provide this feature (unless they host them on YouTube). This could be the single most important factor that determines how well your gig can grow. Always and I repeat, ALWAYS use video intros even for gigs that dont need it.
Immutable Rule Six ALWAYS PROMOTE YOUR GIGS

What happens after we publish a Gig? Do we just wait and hope for something to happen? Thats what most people do. They just wait for someone to order their gig. BUT if you want to make it to the top ranks of Fiverr and become a level 2 or even a top rated seller, you will need to advertise your gigs. 31
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Increase your chances of getting sales and featured by directing lots of traffic to your gig. Advertise, advertise, and spread the word out to ready buyers in your niche.
If you advertise your gig, you will be doing more perhaps more than 90% of people in Fiverr do after they published their gig, which is nothing. They simply do not advertise their gigs and expect people to come, then they blame it on luck when no one orders any gig from them. Bring luck to you, not wait for it! How do you advertise your gigs?
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Some straightforward ways are to spread it using the social media buttons when you open the Gig page, include it in your signature in forums and put them on classifieds. To make it work even better, pick out the related niches. For example, if you write articles, send your ads to sites that are visited by bloggers and information product creators. Another method which worked rather well is to search for websites and blogs that are about Fiverr, leave a comment there or do guests posts there about your gig. Its straightforward and it works.
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Immutable Rule Seven ALWAYS PUBLISH THE MAXIMUM OF 20 GIGS TO INCREASE THE CHANCES OF GETTING SEEN
For every Fiverr account, as a seller, you can publish up to a maximum of 20 gigs. Use this to your advantage to put all 20 of your gigs out into the marketplace and increase the chances that your gigs get seen by potential buyers. Why do we do this? First, we must understand how many orders each gig is expected to get every month. A very successful gig may get a couple of orders every single day but more commonly, a gig which is considered successful will get around 1 to 5 orders a day. An average bankable gig will be getting about 3 to 5 orders a week.
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Lets see how much difference in earning potentials between 1 Gig and 20 Gigs can be in a month, with average of 5 orders a week.
1 Gig = 5 orders a week $4 a Gig = 5 x $4 = $20 a week
1 month = 4 x $20 = $80 a month

20 Gigs = 5 x 20 = 100 orders a week $4 a Gig = 100 x $4 = $400 a week
1 month = 4 x $400 = $1600 a month

Every gig that you place in the marketplace could be getting clicks and views from interested parties. From there, they may click on your profile page to see an introduction about yourself and ALL 20 gigs that you are providing. 35
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This increases the likelihood that the potential buyer might find a gig that he would like to order from you. It has a butterfly effect to your overall Fiverr earnings. The more people who see your gigs, the higher the number of orders you might get, all from the initial decision to put many Gigs out in the marketplace at the start. The more people who viewed your gig, the higher it appears when people filter gigs using the popular tab. Here is where you need to make a choice. You can either put 20 gigs that are all CLOSELY RELATED to each other or mix them around in different niches. If you only want to do writing gigs, then you could publish 20 gigs which differ slightly from each other.
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For example, one Gig could be about writing 500 word articles about Internet Marketing, the other could be writing 500 word articles about Article Marketing, just replace the words that are underlined with a different theme. Another could be about writing press releases, SEO articles and such. 20 of these could put you in good standing in the writing category.
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FIVE RINSE AND REPEAT METHODS TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE

Methods 1 to 5
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TIME TO LEARN THE 5 SKILLS AND PROFIT FROM THEM

We have now gone through the basic concept of Fiverr, the introduction of how to use the platform for your ventures, the 3 pitfalls to avoid and the important 7 immutable rules to become successful on Fiverr. Now is the time to learn the 5 skills through the easy step by step methods which could potentially help you EXPLODE your earnings in Fiverr.
Lets get started!
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Method #1: eBook Covers

What kind of people frequents Fiverr most? The short answer is Marketers. Before Fiverr, most product creators in need of a cover for their eBook will scramble to freelancing websites and hope for a bargain. Typically, it will cost more than $30 to get a half decent one done. The most common price is $50. For those who are serious, they pay professional designers to design their covers for them. All these started to change in 2010. Although the market still exists, more and more product creators have found cheaper alternatives. What does a successful eBook cover gig looks like?
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So how do you offer this gig too? Step 1: Go to http://getmoneyweb.com/createecovers and register. You can either have the FREE version or PAID one. (I prefer using the paid one for unlimited downloads. The FREE version is pay per download)
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Step 2: Choose the eBook cover that you want to make. The one that sells best is this. Paperback Book Standing
Step 3: This is why I chose this site to make my eBook covers. There are some very high quality FREE backgrounds, graphics and EVEN photos that you can use to create your eBook cover. Create it now. Step 4: Create your Gig in Fiverr by following the title, tags, description and estimated delivery time very closely. This is one the most surefire methods to a sale. BUT not exactly the same, it must differ enough else it might not get approved or worse, banned. 42
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Method #2: QR Codes + Logos

This is a gig which I was quite reluctant to share because not many people are doing it and those who are, are dominating it. More people and companies are using QR codes to embrace the interest of their customers. Do you know that in Japan, QR code is immensely popular? Smart phones such as the iPhone and Blackberry can scan QR codes and lead you to NOT ONLY their websites but also to youtube videos, emails and even just display a message. But to dominate this field, you have to be different. Creating QR codes is easy. Creating QR codes with a LOGO inside is not. What does a successful QR code cover gig looks like?
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So how do you offer this gig too? Step 1: Go to one of these sites to create QR codes http://beqrious.com/generator (graphical for logo) http://www.qurify.com/en/
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http://qrilize.com/ http://qrcode.kaywa.com/ https://bitly.com/ (Trackable but no logo. Register 1st) These are more out QR code generators out there but these should be sufficient for a start. You will need to check their commercial usage first for each generator. Start your Fiverr gig using Figure 1.2 as reference. Step 2: If the QR generator you have chosen does not come with an image embed option in it, no worries, it still can be done. Most people think that the WHOLE QR code is needed for it to work. They do not know that even if you cover part of the QR code in certain areas, it will still work! This is where your knowledge will pay off as you know something they dont.
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Step 3: Once in a while you may encounter clients who give you very long URLs to put into the QR code. This may cause a problem as the more words there are, the more difficult it is to find a space to put their logos inside. The solution is to shorten their URL using services like https://bitly.com/ and your problem is solved. Once again, this is a twist which will save you time when you do encounter this problem. You will find that in this gig, it is very easy to get 100% satisfied customers. Love this one to get the overall ratings up.
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Method #3: Writing + iWriter

If there is one gig that has no short of buyers, it is the writing gig. If you work in the offline publishing sector, you will know that hiring writers is a costly business. Luckily in the online world, the fees are cheaper. I have been in the writing world for a long time and I can tell you that a typical 500 word article nowadays will cost about $5 to $7. One 500 word article by a proven writer can cost in the range of $10 to $50. To many online marketers, this is their bread and butter business. There will be times when other products are a flop and sales for that month is low, but their writing business is their saving grace. What does a successful writing gig looks like?
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So how do you offer this gig too? Step 1: Start your Fiverr Gig immediately with figure 1.3 as reference BUT DO NOT put your estimated delivery as 7 days. If you do that with 0 ratings and reviews, it is likely to stay at 0. People want proof and
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you will show them the social proof they need. In the example above, I would think that the seller needs to put it as 7 days simply because he has so many orders on hand. For starters, always start it as a 24 hours express gig. Step 2: With so many writers out there, customers are spoilt for choice. For the same amount of money, they would most certainly choose a proven writer with rave reviews rather than a new writer with 0 reviews. So how do you get your customers? The solution is simple, go to those who left a review on other writers gig and message them what you have to offer. Bait them to you. This is perhaps one of the few times this method can work because this is a gig in which BUYERS will be often in need of new articles. Its not
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like software where we just buy once, in the writing business, repeat orders are vital. To attract initial buyers, perhaps offer 2 articles for the price of one gig. Dont find those who already bought express articles, find those who bought gigs which took 2 days or more and tell them you can do it better within 24 hours. Step 3: There may be days where you may find it difficult to have some time to write the articles yourself. There is no need to hire another writer at Fiverr to do the writing for you and make a loss. It costs $5 to order a gig and you make $4 if you are the gig provider as theres a $1 admin charge for Fiverr. If you hire another writer at Fiverr to do it for you, thats a loss of $1.
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Where do you go? Go to www.iwriter.com and hire a writer there for $3. Take note of those writers who complete articles within hours and whenever you get orders you cant complete, push it to them. A $1 profit is better than a $1 loss.
Step 4: Rinse and repeat until you establish your gig as a top seller. Once you can do gig extras, you can then set the estimated delivery time to a longer period and charge $5 or $10 more for an article to be done in one day. You can even offer an upsell to write 1000 word articles for $15 or more. Hang on tight and stick to your goal of getting Top Rated Seller. A level 2 seller
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will already be halfway there. Remember, EXPRESS gigs first then charge more for it in future.
Method #4: Social media+ Clickbank

This method can be done both ways. Either you are the provider or the buyer. I will be talking about the buyer method first as it can result in fast cash. Theres no screenshots here because the providers you choose will depend on which niche you are into. So how does this method work? Step 1: First, you will have to sign up at www.clickbank.com, which is one of the most successful affiliation sites. You can promote other 52
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peoples products which you can sell for a commission. Step 1: After logging in, go to the MARKETPLACE and find products which you are interested in promoting. Many people have said many different methods of finding a product which sells, confusing many people. Just use this easy method. First, find a headline that interests you. Then visit their sales page. If YOU yourself is tempted to click on that buy button, that should be the product you should promote. Before doing that, check the gravity and refund rates, make sure they are healthy. Dont worry if you are promoting the hottest products and afraid of the competition. Products sell because
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people want them. Why pick something which cant sell? Step 3: After you picked a product you want to promote. Get the affiliate link and head on to Fiverr. Pick those gigs which offer to promote your URL or message to their social media contacts. Here is where you need to be selective. The rule of thumb is to choose providers who have contacts relevant to the product you are promoting. For example, choosing a provider who will tweet your message to 10,000 of their rock band followers when you are promoting a music related product should work quite well, but not as well for a dog training product. Some might try for a fluke shot in promoting a dog training product to a provider with random 5000
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followers. It is ok to do so but do choose those more related to your niche first. You can use non-related gigs if you cant find any other suitable ones. Step 4: Rinse and repeat. If after using 4 gigs and you dont get enough sales to cover your expenses, its time to either change product or gig. Once you hit a gold mine, keep doing it.
AS A SELLER (VERY POWERFUL METHOD)

This is where it gets business-like, a method which we created but not very well knownyet. There is a reason why I put the BUYER gig above first. Step 1: When you are finding SELLERS as a buyer in the method above, search specifically for those who
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offer to tweet at least twice to their followers in twitter. Step 2: Since they offer to tweet twice for a gig, send them a message to ask them if they allow you to tweet two different URLS each time. 50% of the time, they will agree. Skip those who do not agree and note down those who agree. Step 3: Set up your own gig using another account to offer a gig to tweet ONCE to 75% the number of followers which your SELLERS in step 2 offer. It is IMPORTANT to use another account because you do not want the person you are buying the gig from to know that you are offering a similar gig. Some of them might stop you from ordering their gigs in future. Why
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75%? This is so that you can show your buyers that you over deliver from what you offered in your gig. Step 4: So now that you have successfully sold a gig which offered one tweet, you still have another left. If you do not have another order at the moment, you can consider using it to send your own tweet about the clickbank product. How much profit you can make here depends on your negotiation skills in step 2, if you can convince a seller who tweets 7 times a week to send 7 different URLs, you have just got a MAJOR winner.
This is an already easy gig but look out, theres another even easier!
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Method #5: Big Niche Lists 1

In article marketing, there are many people who are in need of lists of directories which they can send their articles to. These will get them backlinks to increase their SEO rating. Many of them use software such as Article Marketing Robot (very powerful) which all starts with a off the shelf list. Typically it only consists of a few hundred links (which is still a lot) but its not enough to make an impact. It is not easy to get a good list. Luckily for them, Fiverr has such gigs that offer them. What does a successful niche list gig looks like?
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So how do you offer this gig too? Step 1: For this gig, you will need the list from someone who offers it. For an Article Marketing Robot list, just go to www.fiverr.com and search for biggest amr list . Buy the list from one of the
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providers. Most likely you will either get a zip, rar or text file. Step 2: Follow closely the reference given in Figure 1.4 and offer it as an EXPRESS 24 hours gig. It will be very straightforward. The message will be Get this biggest list ever in the fastest possible time. Step 3: If you want great reviews, then you will certainly have to over deliver on this gig. Heres how to do it. If you have a 100,000 list, then say you have a 80,000 list and over deliver by sending 20,000 more. If you have a 200k list, say you have 100k and double it up. When your customers get DOUBLE the already massive list, you can get very nice reviews fast. This is one of the EASIEST gigs ever which takes a few minutes to complete. Copy, paste, attach. Thats it.
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13 Other Sites like Fiverr that you can make money from
There have been many Fiverr clones lately and I would like to give a heads up that there have been some which are clones generated by bots to make the site appear active but are not. Due to the success of Fiverr, it is inevitable that clones start popping up after ready made wordpress plugins and themes came up halfway through 2011.
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1. www.Fiverr.com 2. www.gigbucks.com 3. www.zeerk.com 4. www.uphype.com 5. www.tenbux.com 6. www.justafive.com 7. www.outsourcerr.com 8. www.ffiver.com 9. www.fivesquids.co.uk 10. www.7richer.com 11. www.gigme5.com 12. www.gigdollars.com 13. www.fiverr-gigs.com 14. www.10spott.com
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Final Notes
I hope that you have enjoyed Five RR unstoppable and will start turning the knowledge gained into profits soon.
Im planning on doing more in this series to include even more potential money making methods, please do watch out for it
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Basic Concept of Fiverr

Sellers (Service Providers)

Feedbacks: Social Proof System

Those who laughed at Fiverr

The Empire strikes back

How much can you earn at Fiverr?

What destroys successful gigs?

How much is your time worth?

1 Gig = 1 hour to complete 1 Hour = 1 x $4 = $4 4 Hours = 4 x $4 = $16

1 Month = $16 x 30 = $480

1 Month = $192 x 30 = $5760

Using Fiverr to replace current jobs

The 7 Immutable Rules

Immutable Rule Five INCLUDE VIDEOS IN EVERY GIG

Immutable Rule Six ALWAYS PROMOTE YOUR GIGS

1 Gig = 5 orders a week $4 a Gig = 5 x $4 = $20 a week

1 month = 4 x $20 = $80 a month

1 month = 4 x $400 = $1600 a month

FIVE RINSE AND REPEAT METHODS TO MAKE MONEY ONLINE

TIME TO LEARN THE 5 SKILLS AND PROFIT FROM THEM

Lets get started!

Method #1: eBook Covers

Method #2: QR Codes + Logos

Method #3: Writing + iWriter

Method #4: Social media+ Clickbank

AS A SELLER (VERY POWERFUL METHOD)

Method #5: Big Niche Lists 1

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