Tell me what you think of Fiverr. Is there traffic worth it?
- Thread starter AF-Roger
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I've had a couple of good things made by fiverr sellers but the one time I tried an ad placement, didn't get anything out of it, conversion wise. Sort of put me off trying again, at least for a while.
From what I've read, it seems that people consider the traffic on there to be low quality or botted (is that a word?).
I haven't tried it (at least yet) but a person might get better traction with the offline advertising offered on there, i.e. campuses, flyer/post card handouts, etc.
From what I've read, it seems that people consider the traffic on there to be low quality or botted (is that a word?).
I haven't tried it (at least yet) but a person might get better traction with the offline advertising offered on there, i.e. campuses, flyer/post card handouts, etc.
Last week I bought two gig which are posting to the classified sites but I got zero lead. This is waste of time and money.
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Dispply
Guest
We used to work with Feverr few times. Actually as always it depends on user, not source itself. Had 1 positive result, and 1 no-result. Works good for running incent campaigns.
Well, if you think about it, $5 for a month's banner advertising (for example) is almost nothing. If you were to buy the same ad space on a popular blog from BuySellAds or someplace like that, it would cost TONS more. There's a reason for that.
Still, as @Dispply said, I imagine that the traffic would work for some types of offers. Apparently, incent.
Good news is that it only costs $5 to test and find out.
Still, as @Dispply said, I imagine that the traffic would work for some types of offers. Apparently, incent.
Good news is that it only costs $5 to test and find out.
affilirant
Active Member
I would say no but it depends what you are wanting from the traffic, if your trying to build a highly targeted list then I would avoid the traffic you get from Fiver, it will probably not convert even if you are offering a free offer to join your list good luck trying to get them to open you future emails or even buy from you if they haven't un-subscribed already.
Fapohunda Olufemi John
Active Member
I thot of that too. and like Rob Montgomery said, which I concur. But I feel it all depends on what your niche is, but a very good B2B offer might be good.
That reminds me, I have got almost similar freelance network I will introduce you to online here and you might get something more positive from there.
That reminds me, I have got almost similar freelance network I will introduce you to online here and you might get something more positive from there.
affilirant
Active Member
I did try it, the lure of quick cheap traffic lured me when I started out but I used to think it was a numbers game so thinking having a list of 5000 subscribers would make me more money than a list of 1000, I quickly learned this wasn't the case.
Having a list of 1000 targeted subscribers will always make much more money than a list of 5000 untargeted subscribers that was created using traffic sources such as Fiverr, Adfly etc.
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Dispply
Guest
Well, basically Fiverr is good for short single campaign, not for long-term money gaining.
affilirant
Active Member
Fair enough, if someone wants to get views on a website then fine as it doesn't matter where the traffic comes from but anything else in imo I would stay away.
Hi @AF-Roger. Fiverr has a traffic base that is worth you trying it. There are very many users and also people who are in such of the clients. You can therefore be able to place the ads there and make some dollars. You can maybe degrade it from the fact that they charge $5 per service but trust me it has lots of potential clients whom you can use them and one a lot. My advice is that you try it out for a few months and see if it works out for you or not.
