10 services you can start offering on Fiverr

This took so long to be posted. I actually had to go on break as well.

In my last post, I promised to give you guys 10 services you can start offering on Fiverr that can bring in a minimum of $100 in the next 30days. I also promised to send you a free eBook.
This post will give you everything! There are thousands of gigs on Fiverr, however only a fraction of  them can change your status and improve your standard of living drastically. It will be so difficult for you to start getting orders tho.


Why? Because the more the number of users on Fiverr — especially freelancers — the stiffer the competition.

How do you intend to beat your competitors?
The answer is simple. Just avoid the highly competitive services/gigs!
Truth is, there are many services that you can render on Fiverr, which are offered by only few other freelancers. In fact, these gigs are far easier to handle and deliver than the highly competitive ones.

So, here are 10 in demand Fiverr gigs that are easy to deliver:

1. Blog commenting gig
Many bloggers and webmasters are still getting great SEO results from blog commenting. But rather than spend their time on that, they’d rather hire someone else to do it for them. So, consider creating a gig like, “I will leave 20 comments linked to your blog on other people’s blogs”.
Similarly, bloggers people don’t just want to see “No comments” on their blogs, and they’re ready to hire you to leave relevant comments on their posts. You’ll make money from such bloggers by creating a Fiverr gig like, “I will leave 5 comments on your blog daily for 5 days”.

2. Video testimonial gig
With consumers attaching more credibility to video testimonials, there is booming demand for video testimonials by buyers. And Fiverr is one of the places these buyers/businesses turn to, to get cheap video testimonial done for them.
So consider creating a gig like, “I will make a 2 minute video testimonial for $5”. All you have to do for each buyer is to read and speak out the lines/content/script you’re been provided with. It’s that simple. And you don’t even need a digital camera if your smartphone has a good camera.
A smart way to make extra cash with this gig is to write the script yourself or promise full HD video quality, which might require using a camcorder.

3. E-book or video delivery gig
If you have created — or have purchased full rights to sell — an information-packed e-book or video on any subject that many people are yearning to learn, you can sell it as a gig on Fiverr. All you have to do is create a gig that promises to teach the buyer what the e-book or video contains.
For example, if you’ve created or have resell rights to en e-book or video that teaches how to lose 20 pounds of extra weight in one week, simply create a gig like, “I will teach you how to lose 20 pounds in one week.” This type of gig is very easy and quick to deliver, since all you have to do is forward the download link to the buyer.
However, note that it is unethical and illegal to sell an e-book that you have no rights to sell.

4. Social Media Promotion
Most brands realize the importance of social media in marketing, so they’re willing to pay people to assist them with their social media marketing campaigns.
Buyers on Fiverr are prepared to pay you to get them Facebook likes, to grow their Twitter following and help them out with various aspect of their social media marketing.
You don’t need any technical skills to do this – all you need is the ability to use social media sites.

5. Virtual assistance
If you have absolutely no experience of qualifications or skills or anything, and cannot seem to find anything to resell on Fiverr, try this. List your gig for being someone’s virtual assistant for 20 minutes for example.
There are lots of people out there who needs someone to make calls or send email on their behalf. This type of work is pretty easy and will likely lead to more work if the employer likes your work ethic.

6. Audio/video transcription gig
If your ears are keen enough to pick every detail from audio and video recordings, then this might just be the perfect gig for you. All you have to do is create a gig like, “I will transcribe your audio or video recording.” This gig is easy to deliver, since it only entails listening to the recording provided and typing the words out in written text. However, you will have to specify in your gigs description, the maximum length of the recording you’re willing to transcribe for $5. Then you can charge extra for anything longer than that.

Bear in mind, too, that running this type of gig will consume lots of data, since you will have to download audio and video recordings, which are usually large files.

7. WordPress blog installation and setup gig
As easy as the whole process might seem, many bloggers are just too busy or lazy to set up their new WordPress blogs themselves. They’d rather hire someone to handle that for them. And that opens a huge door of opportunities for those who have mastered how to install a new WordPress blog and get it ready for blogging.
Even if you don’t know how to install and set up a WordPress blog, you can learn it in just one or two days. And you can start making money by doing that for other people on Fiverr.

8. Proofreading or editing gig
If you’re a stickler for perfect grammar and have zero tolerance for grammatical, punctuation, spelling, style, and consistency errors in any piece of writing, then you’ll make a great proofreader or editor. And one of the best ways to make money from this skill is to create a gig like, “I will proofread or edit your document.”
Be sure to specify the maximum word length of the document you’re willing to proofread or edit for $5. Anything longer than that can attract an extra charge.
Please note that you must have a good grasp of English grammar to create a gig like this. If you don’t have keen eye for errors or are not sure, don’t bother creating a proofreading/
editing gig — or else, your clients will “kill” you with terrible reviews.

9. Social media promotion gig
If you have a massive social media following, such a Facebook page or Twitter handle with 100,000+ followers, then you have a money spinner! There are many clients who come on Fiverr, looking to pay people like you to just promote their products or services on your social media account.
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To get noticed by prospective clients, all you have to do is create a gig like, “I will promote your business to my 120k+ Twitter followers.” It goes without saying that a gig like this is very easy to deliver.
Even if you don’t have a massive social media following, why not buy a Facebook account with 100k+ fans or a Twitter account with at least 50,000 real followers?


10. Product review gig
When it comes to winning the hearts of customers, product reviews are far more effective than short testimonials. This explains why business owners visit Fiverr in search of product review gigs. If you’re a very good writer, then you can make money consistently by creating a gig like, “I will write a 500-word product review.”

So, if you really want to start making a decent income from Fiverr as soon as possible, consider creating any of these 10 gigs.
The easiest way to make good money on fiverr is to render services that won’t take much of your time.

Before taking on any gig, it is advisable that you do an estimation of the time it would take you to deliver it. If it would take much of your time, you can always ignore it and choose other gigs that will require less time to complete.

Take note that on Fiverr, if you can get many tasks done within a short period, you would be able to do more; the more the volume the higher your earnings.
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This free book is one of my best Fiverr courses I bought that helped me earn more money on Fiverr over and over again.
What gigs are you presently offering on Fiverr? Do you know of any gig that should have made this link? Share your thoughts by leaving a comment. And don’t forget to add your friends to this awesome post. Do well to drop comment if you have any question(s) to ask or suggestion(s) to add.

Regards.
Author: J. A Òlòríré