How we Made First $1,000 on Fiverr

 

How we Got Started

When WE first heard of Fiverr, WE was skeptical. The thought of making money online seemed so foreign to me. WE heard of people selling physical products on platforms such as eBay or Amazon, but those places require you to actually have products to sell, never mind the huge investment cost and time required to get set up and running.

To think an average person could actually earn money selling services to clients located around the world with little to no upfront costs seemed far fetched. On top of that, people would only sell their hard-earned work for a minuscule five dollars, so was my thought process at the time.

WE still decided to give Fiverr a try as a personal experiment to see if WE could earn a few dollars. Before signing up on Fiverr, the first thing WE did was spend some time looking at all the top-selling services being offered by others in my area of expertise. WE needed to know the type of competition WE would be up against.

WE made sure to look at the top gigs in categories WE wanted to sell in and see the type of work offered, and the price breakdown each seller provides. This allowed me to get a feel for what is in demand, otherwise no point in offering a service with little to no interest from buyers, right?

Setting up an account was relatively simple, what was required initially was either an active email, Facebook, or Google account. Once a registered user, you will need to activate your account via email — pretty straightforward stuff. Once the account is active, all that’s needed to provide your services to the world is an active gig. The creation process for one is not complicated and Fiverr does a good job of giving a simple step-by-step guide to set up your gig of choice.

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