The Complete Fiverr Course: Beginner to Top Rated Seller by Jerry Banfield with EDUfyre

•  
  Start

  Meet Arjunrocks, a Fiverr top seller from India with over 5,000 sales! (2:26)

•  
  Start

  Strategies for increasing sales on Fiverr. (1:30)

•  
  Start

  How do you figure out what gig to sell? How to make a unique gig? (1:27)

•  
  Start

  How do you effectively manage buys and get good reviews on Fiverr? (1:27)

•  
  Start

  Fiverr inbox management and using the Fiverr app to respond fast. (1:16)

•  
  Start

  How to earn big on Fiverr. (1:20)

•  
  Start

  Adding a video in front of Taj Mahal! (1:32)

•  
  Start

  “I got started after seeing someone else’s gig and thinking I can do that!” (15:29)

•  
  Start

  “Tap into your talents first and make it enjoyable.” (17:04)

•  
  Start

  “What is working for me today on Fiverr. The tips I use running my business.” (17:59)

•  
  Start

  “How to protect your income on Fiverr.” (16:50)

•  
  Start

  Welcome to all things Fiverr with Ariel! (3:27)

•  
  Start

  If you want to make top seller, getting started and getting to level 2 is first. (1:13)

•  
  Start

  What to make your Fiverr username? (2:00)

•  
  Start

  Fiverr profile picture discussion and how to link to your YouTube channel. (4:37)

•  
  Start

  What kind of picture is good for a Fiverr profile? (1:40)

•  
  Start

  Copyright on Fiverr goes to the BUYER by DEFAULT. (3:08)

•  
  Start

  How much have I earned on Fiverr as a level 2 seller with very little effort? (2:19)

•  
  Start

  About half of my sales come from top buyers on Fiverr. (0:01)

•  
  Start

  Most frustration on Fiverr comes from poorly created or communicated gigs. (3:52)

•  
  Start

  Gig sales often are slow to start and then go up for no easy to find reason (4:10)

•  
  Start

  How and why I choose to pause a Fiverr gig. (2:37)

•  
  Start

  Learn from the competition and do not compete. (4:43)

•  
  Start

  Every buyer or potential buyer is important! (3:53)

•  
  Start

  100% profile completeness helps for buyer trust. (1:52)

•  
  Start

  Fiverr tutorial showing how you can create gigs people are saying they need. (19:36)

•  
  Start

  Take an inventory of all your skills in Microsoft Word. (4:47)

•  
  Start

  Rediscover what skills you already said you have on LinkedIn or another website. (1:31)

•  
  Start

  Search the skills you have and find areas of low competition. (3:20)

•  
  Start

  Using your location to offer a gig. (2:32)

•  
  Start

  I consistently leave 5 star reviews as a buyer. (3:01)

•  
  Start

  If your gig is made correctly, it should produce mostly 5 star reviews. (3:10)

•  
  Start

  Reviews less than 5 stars are always a learning opportunity. (5:55)

•  
  Start

  As a seller, you can review the buyer also. (4:15)

•  
  Start

  Knowing Fiverr is there gives me context for all buying decisions online. (2:39)

•  
  Start

  Selling on Fiverr can be a great opportunity and learning experience. (2:00)

•  
  Start

  If you are not interested in selling on Fiverr, that is okay! (3:30)

Internet Marketing Course

Digital marketing is the component of marketing that utilizes internet and online based digital technologies such as desktop computers,
mobile phones and other digital media and platforms to promote products and services. Its development during the 1990s and 2000s,
changed the way brands and businesses use technology for marketing. As digital platforms became increasingly incorporated into marketing plans and everyday life,
and as people increasingly use digital devices instead of visiting physical shops, digital marketing campaigns have become prevalent,
employing combinations of search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), content marketing, influencer marketing, content automation,
campaign marketing, data-driven marketing, e-commerce marketing, social media marketing, social media optimization, e-mail direct marketing, display advertising,
e–books, and optical disks and games have become commonplace. Digital marketing extends to non-Internet channels that provide digital media, such as television,
mobile phones (SMS and MMS), callback, and on-hold mobile ring tones. The extension to non-Internet channels differentiates digital marketing from online marketing.