Make Money On Fiverr

Don't post things that you aren't willing to follow through with or can't take on. Fiverr uses a feedback system which clearly displays your rating to all viewers of your gigs. You want to keep that number next to your name "100%" for positive feedback.

Getting creative is a good idea, but it will only get you so far. Focus more on perceived value than originality.

Be realistic about how long it will take to complete a gig Give yourself adequate time to deliver whatever your gig promises, or risk lowering your feedback score.

Remember, you're actually doing each gig for $4 Fiverr takes their cut from each order you receive, which means you don't make $5 per order. You get $4.

Communicate with the buyer If you need more time to deliver a gig or something goes wrong, be sure to inform the buyer and work with them in order to avoid a cancellation.

Get cheap, original content for your site! You can always have a seller on Fiverr rewrite your PLR articles so you can start using them on your site.

Get your private label rights packages totally recrafted and use them to start a paid membership site! This is a hell of a deal and I highly recommend giving it a shot.

Get graphic design work for $5! This could be a cover for your next ebook, a logo for your company, business card design, or even a website element like a navigation menu or set of buttons.

Just always buy from users who provide samples on their gig page, that way you will know ahead of time what to expect.

Order a new Twitter background or some other graphic that you can brand yourself with.

Get positive reviews and testimonials. Got a new product that you want some help promoting?

There are tons of Fiverr users willing to write you a glowing review or testimonial, so start building your brand now.

What are you waiting for? It could be a customer review of your book on Amazon, or a personalized testimonial for your online course.

Some gigs on Fiverr are offering to verify your references from past employers, so take advantage of this willingness.

Find massive exposure and viral social media opportunities. Many Fiverr users boast thousands of Facebook friends and Twitter followers, and are offering to promote your link or suggest you to their friends by sharing your link.

This won't always result in anything amazing, but it sure can't hurt to put your stuff in front of that many people for a measly $5, so I would give it a try.

If you don't want to spend a lot of time trying to figure out which users are for real, just glance over the feedback that other buyers have left. It's easy to distinguish the good from the bad.

Sell any digital product that you have resale rights for. This is a great way to generate quick profits on Fiverr since all you have to do is attach the zip file and send it to your buyer through Fiverr's messaging system.

That takes all of about two minutes usually, and they will alert you via email any time you get a purchase.

This could be PLR articles, template packages, graphics collections or anything else you have purchased the resale rights for!

Offer your expert advice and tips. Do you have expertise in a certain industry, field or area of study? Offer others your insights! There is an entire category on Fiverr devoted to tips and advice, so don't be shy.

I've seen everything from SEO advice to dream interpretations.

Write an ebook or guide about a specific topic. Original ebooks and written guides have more value than a PLR ebook or even a package of PLR content.

Why? Because they are not being sold by anyone but you. You own the copyrights, and only you can sell it. That makes them more exclusive and increases their perceived value.

Be sure it is specific if you want it to sell. While Fiverr is not a site that can sell works of fiction, you could easily write a guide on "How to Be a Successful Fiction Author."

Leverage your social media and online influence. Do you have lots of Twitter followers? Or maybe you have a blog with a wide readership? Use this online influence power to your advantage.

Don't risk your authority status, however. Be sure that your gigs are clear about what types of content you are willing to promote and don't start scaring off your subscribers by tweeting or blogging about things which your readers have no interest in. Keep it on point.

One of my social media Fiverr gigs offered buyers a chance to send Britney Spears a direct message on Twitter. Since she follows me, I can DM her.

So the buyers provided the 140 characters for the message, and I would send it to her and include a screenshot to send to the buyer. I've managed to make a few sales on this gig, thanks to a little social influence creativity! Have fun with this.