Is Promoting a gig profitable?

[teachernita]

Hi, All the people who have used promoted gigs, has it worked for you? Did it increase your sales?

[lloydsolutions]

Hi, All the people who have used promoted gigs, has it worked for you? Did it increase your sales?

Did it increase your sales?

It is widely discussed here: Launching Promoted Gigs

[teachernita]

Did it increase your sales?

It is widely discussed here: Launching Promoted Gigs

Thanks for your answer, but I am not looking at how to promote my gigs, I am looking for people who do and have had actual results.

[lloydsolutions]

Thanks for your answer, but I am not looking at how to promote my gigs, I am looking for people who do and have had actual results.

I am looking for people who do and have had actual results.

You will find that after about reply 280 onwards.

[teachernita]

I am looking for people who do and have had actual results.

You will find that after about reply 280 onwards.

Okay thank you I will check it out.

[donnovan86]

Okay thank you I will check it out.

I will reply.

Honestly, it’s a mixed bag. I assume people that have high price points or Pro sellers might actually bring in a good profit. However, I have low price points, so even if I receive a few sales, I have to pay quite a bit. It’s still profitable… but I should say barely profitable.

[teachernita]

I will reply.

Honestly, it’s a mixed bag. I assume people that have high price points or Pro sellers might actually bring in a good profit. However, I have low price points, so even if I receive a few sales, I have to pay quite a bit. It’s still profitable… but I should say barely profitable.

I am giving it a try. No harm! I could do with boosting my gig.

[arnukas]

I will reply.

Honestly, it’s a mixed bag. I assume people that have high price points or Pro sellers might actually bring in a good profit. However, I have low price points, so even if I receive a few sales, I have to pay quite a bit. It’s still profitable… but I should say barely profitable.

Indeed. If services are expensive, then you can profit quite a lot. If someone’s offering services for less than $15, I wouldn’t say it’s worth it.

I’m enjoying Promoted Gigs so far. Last month was the best month for me. Reached nearly 300 times in profit without paying much.

@teachernita Give it a try, but I found out $0,02-$0,05 per click works best for me.

[donnovan86]

Indeed. If services are expensive, then you can profit quite a lot. If someone’s offering services for less than $15, I wouldn’t say it’s worth it.

I’m enjoying Promoted Gigs so far. Last month was the best month for me. Reached nearly 300 times in profit without paying much.

@teachernita Give it a try, but I found out $0,02-$0,05 per click works best for me.

Give it a try, but I found out $0,02-$0,05 per click works best for me.

Damn, that’s a low price per click. I assume your niche doesn’t have a very high price, for writing and more specifically articles and blog posts, it goes up to 30 or 40 cents per click. Hence the lack of profit.

[arnukas]

Give it a try, but I found out $0,02-$0,05 per click works best for me.

Damn, that’s a low price per click. I assume your niche doesn’t have a very high price, for writing and more specifically articles and blog posts, it goes up to 30 or 40 cents per click. Hence the lack of profit.

that’s a low price per click. I assume your niche doesn’t have a very high price

My niche is fresh and not overcrowded, yet (and I hope that would never happen). Even if Fiverr currently recommends me to bid $0,42 per click, It’s not worth for me (I’d say my services are under sub-sub category), but I find it the most profitable for me between these prices.

And for example, ad prices in my country are about 5 cents per website ad click as well, so I tried using similar prices, too.

[nickj2013]

I got a $230 order from Promoted Gigs last weekend at a rate of $1.65 spent so it’s improving I’d say.