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[JamesMason67]

Do any of the members have any SEO/Marketing fiverr gigs they could recommend for the members here?

It has been said here many times that there are good gigs there bit that it is 99% cr4p. Could some members help the others uncover the 1%?

Please no advertising/suggesting your own gigs.

Here is one to get started. I recently used a graphic designer NATTERUM. Did a brilliant job designing print ready flyers and business cards for me. $5. Doesn't get any better..

 

[fisicx]

Avoid fiverr for anything to do with SEO and marketing. It's 100% cr4p not 99%

 

[Xtm_Mike]

When I used fiverr for SEO analysis back in the day, they just ran it through an online tool and put the results in a fancy PDF to make it look like they done something. most of the tools are free to use online.

They have moved on from the whole £5 thing now though and good services are more expensive.

 

[Simon.P]

www.freshbananas.co.uk for SEO

 

[JamesMason67]

Thanks for chipping in lads. I personally don't use fiverr for SEO as I don't have the ability to separate the wheat from the plentiful chaff. That's what I was hoping some of you guys could do.

I am trying out a few article writing gigs just now and will let you know how I get on. I have had a lot of success with logo designing gigs there too. Gimme a shout if anyone needs any of their handles.

Cheers H_Martin, I subscribed to freshbananas many moons ago, and it is very good.

Anyone?

 

[JamesMason67]

Avoid fiverr for anything to do with SEO and marketing. It's 100% cr4p not 99%

Ok, meet you half way. 99.5 % cr4p..

 

[fisicx]

Don't expect much from the articles either. They won't be much good, Google will just ignore them and nobody will read them. The whole article marketing thing has right down the drain and really isn't worth the expense.

 

[Simon.P]

Forgot to say "Mrproofreading" is good.
https://www.fiverr.com/mrproofreading

 

[Marek Skoczylas]

The whole article marketing thing has right down the drain and really isn't worth the expense.

Woow. I use article marketing for Polish market, and selling my own brand dietary supplements and its bloody effective. I do agree, low quality content for 1$ will not pays off.

 

[lulu1979]

find niche writers not general ones, i did and the articles were okay, expect to pay $15 for 500 words... and go for native English writers from USA, Canada or UK and you will be alright

 

[rizbit]

yes there are LOTS of cheap services where people get folled by the high volume offered like
"I will give you 1 million followers" for $5 and then expecting them to be all real people? You have to look at what youre paying for and what you are getting, if its too good to be true or really poorly worded gig description its most likely "cr@p" as you said.

I offer services like website traffic where we only send real views if interested check out my profile/website.

 

[Clinton]

Avoid fiverr for anything to do with SEO and marketing. It's 100% cr4p not 99%

I'd go with 98-99%.

Till Google gets a bit smarter.

 

[webgeek]

You're wanting to make a remarkable impression on your target audience and Google too.

Chucking 500 word articles from a writer you wouldn't trust flipping your hamburgers isn't the way to get remarkable content.

You'll do better to get one wickedly good article of 1000 to 2000 words written than 4 or 8 of those 500 word turkeys.

Think about your reaction when you read an article about something you've read 20 times already. You probably can't even remember one of those 20 sites / authors. It's fluffy crap that's not worthy of re-reading, bookmarking, sharing or ranking for any search terms.

You've got two reasons to publish:
1 - make a great impression on your target audience so they keep reading more pages on your site, come to know you, trust you, like you and want to buy from you when they need a stone mason
2 - make a great impression on search engines so they keep sending more traffic to your site, know you, trust you, rank you and send potential buyers your way when they need a stone mason

Impressing people, and search engines, is almost impossible with short, uninspiring, posts that read like someone offshore wrote them, then rewrote them a few times, stuffed in a few keywords and dropped out their backside on your blog.

Take the time to be remarkable - invest the money and reap the benefits.

 

[Clinton]

I think the problem here is that a lot of people are thinking of Fiverr as a place to commission backlinks for their website. There's a lot more to SEO than that. So, here we go, some tips for use of Fiverr:

1. Use Fiverr to get SEO analysis done. Just need a few hours worth of work to analyse a competitor's backlinks ... or even your own? Well you can't buy subscriptions to the best IBL and SEO analysis software by the hour. You have to pay by the month (though some do have free trial subscriptions). It's far cheaper to hire someone in Fiverr to do it for you. Many of them have fully paid up subscriptions to Moz, Ahref, OSE, SEMRush, whatever.

2. Same thing with press releases. Some of these Fiverr people are signed up and subscribed to PR places like PRBuzz and can publish your press release for $5. Save yourself the $299 annual fee that PRBuzz charges! Submit multiple releases to different PR agencies (with the copy slightly different in each one) and save yourself a lot of money!

3. If you're #2 or #3 for a money keyword and you aren't able to move up a couple of notches, it's not unusual to commission someone in Fiverr to do some SEO for your competitor who's hogging that #1 spot. A couple of hundred quid on that may get some real results. It's a dirty trick and I've never used it, but negative SEO is like sh*t; it happens. I believe the top method is to get your Fiverr guy to spin content and dump low value articles all over the place with links to your competitor's page. Then there's SENuke, Xrumer etc

4. Use Fiverr to get links but have the links go to your Facebook or Youtube page rather than your money site i.e. use filtering / tiered sites. Or better still use multiple layers of filters to not negatively impact your money site! Is there any benefit to that? Who knows. Some swear by it. Maybe it's about how you do this.

5. Want local action - citations, reviews, a complete Web 2.0 profile - built from a specific location? You want Fiverr. Much better than signing up for a bunch of proxy IPs and doing the work yourself.

6. Then there's voiceovers for your videos, creation of infographics or images for your articles, all kinds of other SEO value to be derived from using Fiverr wisely.

But, yes, you need to know what you're doing. Signing up and buying yourself 50 "high PR" links for $5 ain't it.

 

[webgeek]

Good stuff Clinton. The analysis for backlinks from Cemper Link Research Tools can be had on fiverr for a song compared to what a monthly fee would be - ideal if you only need it for a single domain.

 

[TODonnell]

You use your head.

If the job is a 20 minute one, then $5 is a reasonable fee to some guy in India, for a simple job e.g. make me a logo using a template you've used before, or, press a button on some software I don't want to buy myself and send me the output, etc.

Dumb scrooges spend $5 and expect some poor schmuck to spend 4 hours editing their website, and then complain about the results and then they leave bad feedback. Cue all-round hatred.

 

[chapsl]

Never use Fiverr for SEO tasks. The work done by them is low quality same as their charges. Especially, the articles are not up to standard and the grammar is horrible. I think the jobs are done by inexperienced set of staff on Fiverr.

 

[Pet Nanny]

www.freshbananas.co.uk for SEO

Best advice you will ever receive.

 

[StevePoster]

Fiverr gigs or services are generated from free tools and worst is there is no detailed analysis of the website to improve its performance.

 

[Joe Hanlon]

Yep, stay away it is absolute rubbish!

 

[Rina Talwar]

Its all about Quality not Quantity !!
Most of the gigs on Fiverr are unbelievable , here you can find

- I will do all onsite SEO work for your website or blog just in $5
- I will provide 100,000 back link to your website just in $10

I don't know how can anyone provide such services in this price, that way i never preferred Fiverr.

 

[Joe Hanlon]

Its all about Quality not Quantity !!
Most of the gigs on Fiverr are unbelievable , here you can find

- I will do all onsite SEO work for your website or blog just in $5
- I will provide 100,000 back link to your website just in $10

I don't know how can anyone provide such services in this price, that way i never preferred Fiverr.

Agreed I just don't find it viable to do for anyone, and it;s clear they are using preset programs or commands to do so, if they do it at all!

 

[WHGB Tom]

Fiverr nowadays is awful. I guess it always was though