More and more young people prefer to work remotely and choose interesting projects by themselves. For this purpose Fiverr created. Let’s take a look into Company’s business model, financial data, risks and opportunities, IPO, shares performance, etc. Main idea behind Fiverr is Service-as-a-Product. Through company’s website and mobile app sellers and buyers of digital gigs can easily find each other. All content categorized into 200+ categories.
hey you can go to ctrl shift i (develepor tools in chrome and click on the screen icon to emualte a mobile screen it even has device names there for screens
I would recommend keeping your domain name separate from the host, ex: Google Domains. The domain name is actually more important than the website code, because thats how people find the website. If your website host holds your domain name, and your account for that host gets hacked, you could loose everything, but if you keep the domain name separate, it's not actually too hard to recreate the website(or upload a local backup), or you could use a different design. If you loose the domain name, you loose a lot of the users from your website, because they can't find it. The domain name is actually more important than the website itself. You can recover the website(or backups of the website), but if you loose the domain name, you can't recover that, and would need a new domain that your users won't recognize. Even if you want to use hostgator, I would still try and keep the domain name separate.
plus, hosting the domain on something like Google Domains or enom allows you to do more than just build a website off it. You could also create infinite sub-domains, and connect them to different hosts, ex: images.example.com could link to google cloud storage, so you don't pay the website host extra for the large image files being stored. You could also create custom emails like admin@example.com or create temporary/permanent redirects, and you only get charged yearly. Most google domains are about $12/year (basically $1/month).
Another thing to consider, is that fiverr takes $1 of every $5 that you make (20%). So charging $100 you only get paid $80. Charge $500, you get paid $400 and so on… plus they have to buy all their "digital tools" to build for you.. and the time they took to learn them etc..
I am not so good at website design, maybe wordpress. I am a 13 year old, and I like these website stuff… I am usually good at setting up the backend ( cpanel and admin etc… items)
So yeah… seeing this website being built for 100$ still seems like a okay deal… i mean…. yeah we can get hosting for 12$ a year too… but Eh nahh
( and We have to buy hosting) then its not a good deal
You can search how to create wordpress website in youtube, and BAM create a website for free ( hosting costs need to be paid though)
Yikes- a site where primary goal is likely lead generation- you're connecting to people who want their lazy pigeons trained – And the developer delivers a dysfunctional contact collection form!?
I'd consider that an automatic disaster failure. In most cases, it would be worse to have this site as opposed to none at all.
Since you're not getting any new leads for a $100-website from SERPs outside of hyper-local traffic ( Pigeon Trainers near Little Rock, Arkansas.) then you're better off with a GMB page visit from that hyper-local search. At least with the GMB the lead doesn't believe they've reached out only to never hear back.
It's hard to overstate a flaw that dead ends a lead's journey without alerting the lead.
Hello there. I was wondering, it is then a bad call these days to be a web developer that cant stand out with his design right? So only ppl that has decent budgets will be able to create a decent relationship with us as designers that does not charge less than 100$ for a web right?
More and more young people prefer to work remotely and choose interesting projects by themselves. For this purpose Fiverr created. Let’s take a look into Company’s business model, financial data, risks and opportunities, IPO, shares performance, etc.
Main idea behind Fiverr is Service-as-a-Product. Through company’s website and mobile app sellers and buyers of digital gigs can easily find each other. All content categorized into 200+ categories.
https://my-financial-wealth.com/2019/07/03/fiverr-freelance-business/
In my country for 100 bucks we would kill someone, won't talk about making websites. 😀
The people that own PigeonsRUs.com are probably wondering why their site is getting so many hits suddenly
Bro what is your chair
these bloody Indians torrent themes illegally and upload them. This needs to stop. They brought down web development to street level.
this is an amazing video. keep going
hey you can go to ctrl shift i (develepor tools in chrome and click on the screen icon to emualte a mobile screen it even has device names there for screens
I would recommend keeping your domain name separate from the host, ex: Google Domains. The domain name is actually more important than the website code, because thats how people find the website. If your website host holds your domain name, and your account for that host gets hacked, you could loose everything, but if you keep the domain name separate, it's not actually too hard to recreate the website(or upload a local backup), or you could use a different design. If you loose the domain name, you loose a lot of the users from your website, because they can't find it. The domain name is actually more important than the website itself. You can recover the website(or backups of the website), but if you loose the domain name, you can't recover that, and would need a new domain that your users won't recognize. Even if you want to use hostgator, I would still try and keep the domain name separate.
plus, hosting the domain on something like Google Domains or enom allows you to do more than just build a website off it. You could also create infinite sub-domains, and connect them to different hosts, ex: images.example.com could link to google cloud storage, so you don't pay the website host extra for the large image files being stored. You could also create custom emails like admin@example.com or create temporary/permanent redirects, and you only get charged yearly. Most google domains are about $12/year (basically $1/month).
Dude, i lost it when you found out that someone have already used pigeonsrus.com XDDDDDD
Please straighten that picture frame…..my OCD is going mental…..
The website is just jacksucksatlife
How much did you get from Fiverr?
You should consider a password manager, it keeps track of all your passwords for you so you only need to remember your master password.
then you can just randomly generate all your other passwords
Bro, what chair is that?
Another thing to consider, is that fiverr takes $1 of every $5 that you make (20%). So charging $100 you only get paid $80. Charge $500, you get paid $400 and so on… plus they have to buy all their "digital tools" to build for you.. and the time they took to learn them etc..
I am not so good at website design, maybe wordpress. I am a 13 year old, and I like these website stuff… I am usually good at setting up the backend ( cpanel and admin etc… items)
So yeah… seeing this website being built for 100$ still seems like a okay deal… i mean…. yeah we can get hosting for 12$ a year too… but Eh nahh
( and We have to buy hosting) then its not a good deal
You can search how to create wordpress website in youtube, and BAM create a website for free ( hosting costs need to be paid though)
Yikes- a site where primary goal is likely lead generation- you're connecting to people who want their lazy pigeons trained – And the developer delivers a dysfunctional contact collection form!?
I'd consider that an automatic disaster failure. In most cases, it would be worse to have this site as opposed to none at all.
Since you're not getting any new leads for a $100-website from SERPs outside of hyper-local traffic ( Pigeon Trainers near Little Rock, Arkansas.) then you're better off with a GMB page visit from that hyper-local search. At least with the GMB the lead doesn't believe they've reached out only to never hear back.
It's hard to overstate a flaw that dead ends a lead's journey without alerting the lead.
Hello there. I was wondering, it is then a bad call these days to be a web developer that cant stand out with his design right? So only ppl that has decent budgets will be able to create a decent relationship with us as designers that does not charge less than 100$ for a web right?
That is divi theme