4.3 Million Gigs?

As discussed in my other post, Fiverr uses transactional methods and multichannel models to reach out to their customers. The entire purpose of fiver is to use freelancers to make them money. For example, if someone like myself pays a freelancer $20 for s service, Fiverr will get $1 or $2 from the transaction. It seems little, but there in 2015, Fiverr created 4.3 million gigs. That's a lot of gigs and those numbers surely adds up. 

Personally, this method is such a genius. There is nothing like using other people to make you money. That's a true business method, because I can almost guarantee that the owners don not spend a lot of their time running their business, because the business is basically automated. 

Honestly, there is not a better way to make money. I'd rather have other people do all of the work and make me money, than to have to work extra hard to make myself money. It's just smarter. 

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