Starting to work on Fiverr is not that easy. Since it's a foreign platform, you need to use English. The interface is not translated into Russian, and there is no focus on the CIS. To receive payments, you have to connect PayPal, and dreaming about Qiwi or Yandex is pointless. As a result, cashing out earnings becomes more complicated, and you have to use exchangers. Considering the service fees, I receive about 30% less than what my work is worth. I work in design, including photo retouching, and although my English is not perfect, it's not critical for creating and editing beautiful images. I communicate with clients through a translator. To make any progress from scratch, I had to create fake accounts and order my own services to get positive reviews. At first, my work wasn't accepted, but after that, clients started to appear, and within a couple of weeks, I recouped the costs of the fake reviews. I haven't encountered any Russian-speaking clients. Overall, the platform offers a wide variety of services, many of which are in demand. Some people create tattoos, others write texts, and some compose music, and so on. There are hundreds of thousands of offers here. In principle, if you find your niche, you can achieve a good income.
