Fiverr.com is a website that promotes gigs for people who
wants to make some extra cash online. They use the term ‘gig’ for the services
offered. People who have expertise (even a little) can register their gigs at
Fiverr for quick cash. I found myself is also interested to put my gig there. I
love to write for about anything and maybe one day I’ll post my gigs there (don’t
forget to purchase lol).
If you head to Fiverr now, you will notice most of the gigs
are insanely cheap. For a basic gig offered, it will cost flatly just $5.00. That
is just the basic gig. If you want more ‘intensive’ and ‘accurate’ gig, you
have to pay more. But it is still considered cheap than hiring someone from
Odesk and Elance. For an extra gig, they will cost about $10 to a few hundred
dollars. But mostly you will find it is up to $50.
The ordering process is also very easy. You can order any
gig by using your Paypal account or Bitcoin. With a few clicks, you are good to
go with the order. This is the best part that I like about Fiverr. There are no
hassles when ordering. It is better than buying stuffs online. I hope other website will learn this kind of
stuff from Fiverr. Everyone is a consumer, can’t they see what makes people
lives easier?
For internet marketer who wants to make a few bucks to kill
time, this is the right place to look for. Considering the pay is cheap, the
services are also quite simple. There are a lot of gig types like article
writing, resume writing, buy facebook ‘likes’, get twitter followers, get
website traffic, learn to play musical instruments, design a web page and so much
more for just $5.00.
Other people who needs their job quickly done or don’t have
the time to do their work, Fiverr is the best alternative to search for the
appropriate services needed. Like I said at the above paragraph, the purchasing
process is as smooth as silk. It’s easy to use and the job that you require
will be done in no time. The period of time stated is 24 hours. Most work will
be done during that time period except if they ask for extra time.
Choose your gig wisely. I spend a lot of money at Fiverr
because I wasn’t satisfied with the work done. The gigs advertised are rated by
user but high rated ads will usually have their hands full. I have no other
choice but to pick other low or unrated gigs. Contact the gig advertiser before
you do any purchase. Ask any question before agreeing with the purchasing.
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It is quite a terrible experience for me at Fiverr during
the first few purchase. As I was adjusting myself with Fiverr environment, I become
better at choosing. You cannot bargain the price but you can choose which one you
prefer. Once purchase is made, you cannot take it back however you can do a
cancellation at the beginning of your order if you feel that you don’t need the
service anymore.
Bad experiences don’t stop me from purchasing more gigs. The
trick behind any purchase is the choosing part. You must choose carefully. For as
low as $5, don’t expect the gig offered is the best but some advertisers are
the best in their business. If you don’t like the gig after it is delivered,
you can give negative comments to the advertiser and learn from your mistake.
Conclusion
For conclusion on Fiverr and their gigs, I think they still
give the best offer any money can buy. It does worth the money spend. There might
be bad services but when you think back it’s only for five bucks, you get what
you pay for.
To avoid getting bad business with the advertiser, contact
the advertiser first and see whether he or she is responding fast or bargaining
for their service. If you are not satisfied, don’t place your order. It is a
simple as that.
If you are thinking about placing your own gig at Fiverr,
that is the best place to start to advertise your service. I think most people
go to Fiverr now because of their cheap and fast product and services delivery.
You can place more than one gig at a time.
Disagree with me? Add a comment below and share your
thoughts. For those who never visited Fiverr, go and check for yourself at
Fiverr.com.
