How A 19-year-old Made $15000 In A Month With Fiverr Affiliate.

Ever heard about Fiverr affiliates?

We all know about Fiverr, a freelance marketing platform where we can offer our skills and services to the public and earn revenue.

What about Fiverr affiliates?

Not many know about this aspect of Fiverr, just like other big brands that offer affiliate programs when you affiliate revenue when you promote their products, like Amazon, Nike, ClickBank, ShareASale, and many more.

How Fiverr Affiliate Works

It's just like Fiverr, but instead of offering your service, you will be promoting services offered on Fiverr. Even as a seller, you can promote other people’s services that differ from yours and earn revenue from them.

Chris, a 19-year-old boy who made over $15000 in a single month using just the Fiverr affiliate program without having to sell or offer services to others. He only promoted other seller services and gigs using mostly free platforms. Here is how he did it.

Total earnings dashboard at the bottom.

Steps he took to achieve his milestone include:

Setting up an account

This is the easy part: All you have to do is visit the Fiverr website and locate the affiliate tab at the bottom, click on it and it will take you to the signup page, fill in the required information, and you are ready.

Once you have logged into your dashboard, you will have access to a range of tools to help promote your affiliate links and boost your performance, which will include your unique links for the different services

Choosing the right service to promote

Before we start promoting the services on Fiverr, we need to select a trustworthy gig that can deliver properly. He mostly focuses on pro services. Before he selects the services to promote, he has to check the seller’s reputation, ratings, reviews, and exceptional results to ensure customer satisfaction and trust in his recommendations.

Leveraging Free Traffic sources

To promote these services, he makes use of free traffic platforms to reach a wider audience and certain demographics that will attract potential clients who convert into leads and profits.

Facebook groups: The use of Facebook groups helps a lot. It provides certain demographics to narrow down my search, such groups include graphic designers, website developers, and all forms of service groups that can be found on Facebook. You just have to pick the groups depending on the services you are promoting, and you will find clients needing freelancers for a specific project.

Quora and Reddit: using public forms also helps. One can find such groups and provide valuable answers to questions posted in such groups, and at the end of your answer, you can place your affiliate link that solves the questions.

Pinterest: This platform differs from Facebook and Quora, where you can answer questions to drive traffic to your affiliate links. What works on Pinterest is the use of high-quality images and videos describing the services, optimizing them to drive traffic to the links.

Newsletters and blogs: Using the above is not a guarantee of getting traffic and results. But having your own blogs and newsletters means you don’t have to rely on the algorithm. You control it yourselves and can drive targeted posts to the audience that can likely convert to leads.

Final thoughts

Remember, you have to learn and grow; don’t expect results overnight. Learn from personal experiences like mine, modify them to suit you, and adapt. Your approach may be different and unique for everyone; it’s all about finding what method works for you, how to leverage your strengths, and finding new strategies to develop.

Like every other affiliate program, this is not a quick-rich scheme; it took me a few months to make a few hundred dollars a month. The key is to remain resilient and maintain consistency.

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