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How to make money on Fiverr, according to 5 freelance writers

• Fiverr is an online marketplace where freelancers can connect with clients.
• Five writers described how they got started on Fiverr with no experience.
• They detailed their strategies for promoting their work and securing clients.

Freelance writers can make money on Fiverr in numerous ways, such as writing short Amazon product descriptions or ghostwriting entire memoirs.

On their Fiverr profiles they showcase their "gigs" — the writing services they offer — and their rates. Prospective clients can book them for a job through the site.

Insider spoke with five freelance writers about how they use the platform to connect with clients. They described how they made up to $101,000 a month on the platform.

Rafael Meneses offered clients unlimited revisions and refunds

Meneses , 32, started freelance copywriting on Fiverr in 2019 to make some extra money alongside his university job. By April 2021 he found he was making more than his regular salary through Fiverr.

He looked at other copywriters' profiles to figure out how to differentiate himself. He said that to land clients as a new freelancer, he offered unlimited revisions and a money-back guarantee. He also said his first gig was still his most popular.

Read more: I'm a freelance copywriter who made $175,000 last year on Fiverr. Here are the 2 perks I offered clients to kick-start my business.

Alexa Nizam brought her personality to her Fiverr profile

Nizam set up an account to try out freelance copywriting on weekends and in the evenings alongside her video-production job in 2020. But she struggled to book any clients for months.

After watching a TikTok from another Fiverr seller, Alexandra Fasulo , she decided to use her photos in her gig images and described herself and what she offered in her bio section. She also set her prices low and took any job she could.

Within two weeks she'd landed her first clients. In March 2021, she made $8,000 from freelancing. The following month she quit her job to pursue copywriting full time.

Read more: I make up to $13,000 a month copywriting on Fiverr. Here's how I got started and landed clients.

Gaurav Shrishrimal showcased his portfolio on his Fiverr profile

Shrishrimal wrote Amazon product descriptions as a side hustle while working on his e-commerce business. He said he made $20,000 in revenue on Fiverr last year working two hours a day.

The 37-year-old used Fiverr to showcase his work, such as copy he'd written, and described his approach so clients would know what to expect.

Read more: I made $20,000 in revenue last year working 2 hours a day on Amazon product descriptions. Here's how I landed clients on Fiverr.

Georgia Austin used keywords to improve her profile's SEO

Austin shared five strategies for building a profile on Fiverr and securing clients.

She decided to freelance on Fiverr after working full time as a copywriter for brands such as Sweaty Betty , a women's activewear store, and Nike.

The 26-year-old made her profile stand out by using professional headshots. She researched keywords to tag in her Fiverr gigs and to include in her title and description so they'd appear more frequently in client searches.

Austin made up to $27,000 a month in revenue working on her own, but she hired freelancers to help her meet client demand in 2021. They made $101,300, including tips from clients, in revenue in May 2022.

Read more: I made 6 figures in a month on Fiverr working with a team of 150 freelance copywriters to meet client demand. Here's how I scaled my business.

Billy McIntyre charged clients low rates for 3 years

McIntyre joined Fiverr in 2015 while working at an e-commerce warehouse. He used it to write pitches for brands, then he started ghostwriting memoirs, articles, and novels the following year.

McIntyre landed customers by charging $0.02 a word for his first three years on the platform and saying yes to any gig he was offered.

By 2018 he'd made ghostwriting his main gig and charged $3,000 to write 10,000 words.

Read more: I make around $14,000 a month ghostwriting on Fiverr and work around 5 hours a day. Here's how I landed gigs and built up a clientele.

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Academic and workplace dishonesty on Fiverr

This article aims to clarify what constitutes "academic and workplace dishonesty" while guiding you on handling users engaged in such services.

As stated in Fiverr’s Community Standards , Fiverr strictly prohibits any form of academic or workplace dishonesty, including the commissioning of work that will be presented as the individual's own effort. To that extent, Fiverr does not allow any services that offer to complete tasks—such as homework or job screening assignments—that are expected to be fulfilled without assistance from external sources.

Prohibiting services related to academic and workplace dishonesty, including completing assignments or providing false academic or job credentials, is crucial to Fiverr for several reasons:

• Upholding the integrity of academic institutions It ensures that the value of education is maintained, promoting a fair environment where individuals are assessed based on their genuine efforts and capabilities.
• Protecting the reputation of academic institutions Academic institutions are esteemed for their commitment to knowledge, research, and learning. Allowing services that promote academic dishonesty can tarnish the reputation of these institutions and disrupt public trust in the value of education.
• Fostering learning and skill development Assignments, exams, and other academic or job-related tasks are designed to promote learning and skill development. Bypassing these activities through external services undermines educational and workplace processes, hindering the growth of essential skills and knowledge.
• Ensuring fair evaluation Academic and workplace assessments are meant to evaluate an individual's understanding and mastery of a subject. Using external services to complete assignments or exams misrepresents one's capabilities and compromises the fairness of the evaluation process.
• Preventing fraudulent practices It ensures that academic and workplace achievements and qualifications are accurately represented, maintaining the trust and credibility of educational and workplace systems.
• Encouraging personal responsibility Completing assignments independently fosters a sense of personal responsibility and accountability. It encourages individuals to take ownership of their education or job and actively engage in the learning process.

We expect our users to follow the honor code or policy of their academic institution or workplace when requesting an academic or job-related service.   

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• Don't ask freelancers to perform academic institution application services, such as writing university or college applications or statements of purpose. (Proofreading or guidance through the application process is allowed.)

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“I’ll do it for a fiver.” Five bucks and the job is yours. That’s the premise of the global online marketplace for freelance services. Fiverr’s platform connects freelancers to people or businesses looking to hire. It was founded in 2010 and has since raked in a revenue of a whopping 298 million dollars, as of 2021, making it the world’s leading freelancer hub.

It’s used by 3.42 million buyers each year, and that’s a figure that grows by the day. With the pandemic changing the way that work is done forever, more people are quitting their job to try and have a go at #freelancerlife. There are 830,000 freelancers on Fiverr offering more than three million gigs in total on the platform. In 2020 alone at least two million people officially joined the freelance workforce. Many of them joined Fiverr.

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Once you sign up, you can immediately create and offer seven individual gigs in absolutely anything. Anything? Yes. You can hire someone to write your wedding vows, have an astronaut deliver your message from space, or rent someone to text with you for two days straight.

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Get More Freelance Writing Jobs by Going Above & Beyond

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• November 25, 2020

You could deliver a bare-bones article that you’ve rushed through to make a deadline, but there’s so much more to being a truly great freelance writer. If you know your name is going to be attached to a piece, that should give you additional motivation to help a client’s article get found and shared. Think of giving your very best with freelance writing as an inbound marketing tactic to attract potential new clients, while you’re getting paid to create it! Here’s how to get more freelance writing jobs by going above and beyond for your clients.

Develop Topics

You probably will have to do this most of the time anyways, but why not position it as a perk of working with you? Many people hire for freelance writing jobs because they are at a loss when it comes to content marketing, especially with regards to what their audience actually wants to read. It’s at this point that you should also give some insight into your process for working with clients. For example, I use Trello as an editorial calendar for my clients, and I walk them through how we can both submit and agree upon topics, and how the client can then check in on them as they’re in progress or published. Basically, clients like to be reassured of their decision to hire you, and taking the time to talk about topic development sounds like you have it together.

Source Images

At the bare minimum, you should offer a feature image possibility or two for each article you write (assuming the client doesn’t have a team in place for graphic design). Just make sure that the images you choose are legal to use, and include proper attribution, so that you and the client don’t get in any legal trouble! The following free stock photo websites can be a good place to start your search for each article:

• Librestock : Compiles results from 40+ stock photo websites in one place (including go-tos like Unsplash and Pixabay )
• Google Image Search : Make sure that you click Tools -> Usage Rights -> Labeled for Reuse to find royalty-free options.
• Flickr Creative Commons : Different licensing options, many are free to reuse. Make sure to follow directions regarding attribution.

If you’re really trying to impress a client, consider hiring someone to create an infographic, or collaborate with their graphic designer to make it happen. Make sure that your fee reflects this additional effort.

(Occasionally) Increase Word Count

Occasionally, write more than what’s really required. But don’t embellish or use filler words: this should be 100 percent about quality. Think of this as a way to surprise and delight clients, but not as a requirement.

Provide an Outline Before Writing

This will probably only help you get more freelance writing jobs if you’re dealing with clients who like to be very involved in the content marketing efforts they otherwise delegate out. But even if they don’t ask for it, providing an outline can be a good way to show that you’re on the right track before getting in too deep with an article, by nipping any wasted effort in the bud. Make sure you present the outline as an editable document so that the client can add in their own two cents (Google Docs is good for this).

Include Onsite SEO Factors

SEO is the name of the game when it comes to content marketing, so the best way to get more freelance writing jobs (and charge more for them!) is to educate yourself about content SEO/onsite SEO factors, then make sure each post includes these important pieces:

• Keyword research : Use a tool like Google Keyword Planner (free) to research keyword possibilities for articles, including traffic and competition levels. Additionally, consider what you know about the buyer’s journey, and how to optimize for keyword intent .
• At least 2 internal links from the client’s website, and 2 outbound links to high quality sources (per 500-1000 words).

A plugin like Yoast allows you to designate a keyword and make sure you’re using it everywhere it needs to be for ranking purposes, as well as help you apply additional  onsite SEO best practices .

Conversion Factor (aka, a Call to Action)

The ultimate goal of content marketing is to get visitors to convert in some way. Although the highest goal is to create a sale, other conversions that help build a relationship are also desirable. Make sure that you don’t end a post without telling people what to do next. A few ideas if you’re stuck:

• Tweet your thoughts at @CompanyTwitterHandle…
• Get in touch here…
• Sign up for the email list…

Another way to create a useful conversion factor is by creating Click to Tweet takeaways for especially good statistics or quotes throughout the article (if the client uses WordPress).

Create a Content Upgrade

A content upgrade is a conversion factor that encourages readers to take the next step with a company by creating a compelling reason to sign up for their email newsletter. A content upgrade can take the form of a super simple checklist, ebook, or printable document based on the article’s topic.

Create Preview Text

You’ll consistently get more freelance writing jobs by helping your clients think through every possible element required in a finished post. One often forgotten but incredibly important piece is these various types of preview text, pre-written with your finished article:

• Meta description : 160 characters or less, a teaser to search engine visitors.
• Email teaser : ~100 words or so, helping the client tease a new blog post to their email subscribers.
• Social media copy : Teaser text for social sharing, with call outs for handles of any companies/individuals mentioned in the article to encourage sharing.
• Headline options : Sometimes one is not enough. Some clients like to see different possibilities. Consider adding a few headline options based on the SEO keywords you’ve identified.

Upload Post to Their CMS

This feature is especially useful for a client who wants to be completely hands off when it comes to managing their blog/website and content marketing efforts. It’s reassuring for potential clients to hear that you’re a whiz with WordPress, so show them that you’re the whole package when pitching new freelance writing jobs. If you’re especially handy with navigating a CMS like WordPress, you can also use this opportunity to pitch a couple of hours of web work as a retainer to help them out with updates. Upsell is a beautiful thing!

Conduct Interviews

Some clients have the material, they just don’t know how to translate it to written content. Offering to facilitate and “translate” interviews into a final piece of content will be very useful for some clients—just make sure you’re charging for the time it takes to coordinate and execute the interview.

Share the Article with Your Social Followers

You’ll only get more freelance writing jobs by pitching this if you have a relevant social audience to complement the client’s brand and industry. If you do , make sure your potential clients know about it. Give numbers regarding followers and other statistics relating to sharing numbers with your pitches.

Be a Good Communicator

This means always keeping the client in the loop. It also means letting an editor know if you’re going to be late in turning in an article—at least a day before it would be due (and never the day of). You’ll get even more freelance writing jobs by never turning in an article late. Remember, your reputation precedes you.

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Some clients will ask you to create content without a byline. This can be a great opportunity, but you should certainly charge extra for others to take credit for your writing.

Get More Freelance Writing Jobs

Go above and beyond by adding some of these different pieces that are within your wheelhouse, and that you can provide with confidence. Then, make sure every client and potential client knows how capable you are by sharing your process on your services page. If you need an idea of where to start, here’s mine . By offering so much value, it will be easy to justify paying you accordingly. What are your tips for getting more freelance writing jobs by going above and beyond? Share your insights in the comments so that we can raise the bar for freelance writers everywhere!

Maddy Osman creates engaging content with SEO best practices for marketing thought leaders and agencies that have their hands full with clients and projects. Learn more about her process and experience on her website The Blogsmith and read her latest articles on Twitter: @MaddyOsman .

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Writing Jobs from Fiverr: A Guide to $50 Writing Gigs

Fiverr is a unique website based on a simple idea. You say what you’ll do for $5. Buyers then pay you to do just that. If you want a steady income from short writing jobs, it might be just what you’ve been looking for.

The surprise is that you can earn much more than $5 per task.

In fact, my biggest order has been $140. My average is $16.

Here’s how I do it.

By making a few changes, your Fiverr orders will go from $5 to $15 and even $50. And if you’re not already on Fiverr, these tips may convince you to start selling. (To learn more about Fiverr, read our previous guide. )

How I Made $140 with One Fiverr Gig

I started out by mostly writing bios in the 100–250 word range for $5 each. Along the way, I had a few clients tell me they had been unsatisfied with other Fiverr writers. These clients liked my work, so they left good feedback. This put me in a great place in terms of popularity, and soon I was taking on several Gigs at a time. However, I was still only making $5 per assignment.

So late last year, I decided to take a break from Fiverr to pursue other writing jobs. That didn’t last too long. Two months later, in need of a paycheck, I returned, but I did so with an adamant promise to propel my income. To start with, I took a look at what some Top–Rated Sellers were doing, and lo-and-behold, one seller held the answer.

I saw that the seller, Nystrele , also offered bio writing, but his approach was drastically different from mine. When I saw his page, I was stunned. His take on Fiverr opened my eyes and single–handedly helped my revenue skyrocket.

So what’s the secret?

For $5, Nystrele provides “a robust 2–3 sentence summary.” Instead of the whole meal for five bucks, he offers an appetizer. The good stuff is in the Gig Extras, where he charges up to $100 for longer bios. And even though tons of other sellers will write full bios for $5, Nystrele’s sales are flourishing, and he’s backed by a glowing 4.8 rating from over a thousand buyers.

That’s the kind of money I wanted to make, and I quickly changed my pricing structure. I now also offer a 2–3 sentence bio for $5, and my rate for a 250 word bio is $55. It’s a win-win all around––I get a bigger slice of the pie, and the clients I work with tend to be more serious. This simple strategy was solely responsible for a massive spike in my income, and since then, Fiverr has become a trustworthy stream of revenue for me.

And here’s the best news of all: You can do the same thing.

How You Can Be a Fiverr Champion

Fiverr’s platform for sellers is arranged so that the basic $5 Gig appears to be the most important thing. However, if you want to get the most out of Fiverr, you need to think the other way around.

The big secret lies in Gig Extras, the add-ons that you can offer to complement your Gigs. Fiverr markets them as just that: add-ons. However, Gig Extras are the secret weapon to making real money on Fiverr. They should be called Gig Necessities, as they’re anything but extras.

I’ll walk you through one of my own Gigs so you can get a feel for the finer details of this pricing method. One of my most popular Gigs is called “I will write original website content for you.” After I pitch myself to the client in the Gig description, I explain the prices. $5 will get them an outline with ideas and terms specific to their area of work. When they need more––and they almost always do––they take a look at my Gig Extras. Here’s a breakdown of my Extras for that Gig:

– $10: Thorough research of an agreed–upon topic

– $20: Write up to 100 words of original content

– $50: Write up to 250 words of original content

That’s what my clients are often looking for, and nine times out of ten, they’re more than happy to pay for it. I treat my $5 Gig as a brief consultation, so the $20 price range is where the work really starts. I do offer a $10 Extra that looks like a good deal, but it won’t do much good unless the client purchases the $20 or $50 service. Everything on my page is geared toward making at least $25 (basic Gig order of $5 plus a minimum $20 extra). Without even knowing so, the client is being persuaded.

The Appearance of Choice

You can easily modify this pricing structure to suit your niche. Maybe you specialize in writing product copy. For $5, you could provide a two-sentence description of the client’s product. If they need more than that––and they almost always do––they can look at your Gig Extras, where a 100-word description costs, say, $25.

The key here is to give the client the appearance of choice while implicitly guiding them to a minimum amount, as I do on my page by offering an Extra that’s no good with the basic $5 gig. For the Extra to really produce results, the client needs to purchase more.

In the same way, you should gear everything on your Gig page to a specific financial goal. One way is to use the Extra technique I described. Another way is to use comparative pricing. Say the client sees these two Extras on your page:

– I will write 75 words of ad copy for you ($20)

– I will write 100 words of SEO optimized ad copy ($30)

The client is much more likely to choose the second Extra. It’s a nice, round number (100 looks a whole lot bigger than 75 on paper), the ad copy is SEO optimized, and it’s only $10 more. This subtly persuades your client to invest at least $35 in your services.

And that’s the big secret to making the most of Fiverr. By placing the real work in the Extras and directing attention toward them, your average Gig sale will rise far above five bucks.

Start Low, Aim High

To guarantee results, I recommend starting with lower prices. This was a vital precursor to my Fiverr success and helped build my brand. Of course, you can skip this step if you see fit, but clients might be a bit hesitant to purchase a $50 Gig from a seller with only a few reviews.

As I mentioned, I started out by selling lots of $5 Gigs, and the reviews I got from those Gigs helped build my reputation. That’s one reason my clients are so willing to pay premium prices for something they can get for $5 elsewhere. They see that others have confirmed my quality, and that helps them decide to invest in my services.

Even though it doesn’t pay off immediately, it might be better in the long run if you start by pricing your services on the lower end. $10 for a 100–word biography might not seem like a lot, but after you complete several of those Gigs, you can raise your prices and have great reviews to back you up. The good feedback you receive early on will communicate quality to future clients who will pay good money.

No matter where you start, you can use this strategy to turn Fiverr into a serious source of income. If you’re not currently on Fiverr, I would recommend trying it out for a little. Though you do have to wait 2 weeks after a Gig to get paid, in some cases it’s well worth it. Whether you’re new to the site or a veteran seller, by using the pricing technique I’ve described, you will not only make more money than other sellers, but also have a rhetorical advantage over your competition.

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There are more than 57 million freelancers in the US – that's 36% of the country's workforce. And they're all fighting for their piece of the gig economy. So if you're a freelance writer, you need to be able to do more than just, well, write. You need to be able to show potential clients that you have a range of skills you can use to produce high-quality work and bring their brand or publication to the next level. That's why we asked five editors exactly what they want they want from their freelancers – and which skills writers can use to truly differentiate themselves in the growing freelance market. Here's what they said.

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"I'm really impressed when a freelancer demonstrates a basic understanding of SEO . It can be something as simple as using headers, bullet points, and naturally interweaving keywords throughout the copy. I don't expect my writers to be experts in the field, but having some familiarity makes them a far more attractive hire."— Michael Boley, Content Marketing Manager, Zappos

2. CMS and HTML formatting

"Today's content lives primarily on the web. As a freelance writer, it is extremely helpful to marketers when you are able to publish and format your own articles directly in a website content management system (CMS), including knowing how to select and place photos, use headings and subheadings, link to relevant content, etc. It helps to be familiar with common CMS platforms such as WordPress, Squarespace, Joomla, and Drupal, and have a basic understanding of HTML for formatting your content."— Nancy Huang , Director of Marketing, Travel Tripper

3. Social media outreach

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4. Understanding of brand voice

"The best freelancers research our current portfolio of work before submitting their own. They get to know our editorial style guide in-and-out. They understand our style, voice, tone, and structure. This makes it easier for me to envision their work published among ours, it saves me time in the review process, and I know I can rely on them to embody our brand next time."— Rachael Perry, Managing Editor, HubSpot

5. Pitching ebooks and downloadable assets

"Innovation is all about coming to us with new and interesting ideas. On the Glassdoor blog, we primarily write articles, but every once in a while a freelancer will pitch us a great idea like an eBook or a downloadable asset . I appreciate when freelancers demonstrate that they're trying to reach out to our audience in unique ways we haven't thought of before."— Emily Moore, Senior Staff Writer and Editor, Glassdoor Blog

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