Hey guys, it's Fred from influencer unchainedand today, im finally bringing you another updated fiverrcompilation, with 10 new gigs pretty much anyone can doand more than 10 free tools to help make things a lot easier. And if you're interested in freelancing onFiverr, be sure to watch the entire video for allof the gig ideas you can consider doing, since as Fiverr selleryou can list up to 7 gigs at the same time to start with. Plus, in thedescription box I'll also link up my other video covering20 additional easy Fiverr gigs and over 20 free tools. so be sure to watch that video after thisone. A
lso, i'm going to be giving away $15 dollarsin paypal money to one lucky winner, but the
instructionsare going to be a bit different from before. This time, in orderto enter the competition, you'll actually need to go and follow meover on twitter @influncer_unch, which I'll also link below in the description, and it'llbe linked on my channel page well. And besides that, you'll also have to commentbelow which fiverr gig you're the most excited to try, plus leave your twitter account usernamewithin that comment, so that if you win, I can message you. And before we get started with this video,be sure to utterly destroy the like button as it reallyhelps me out, and also subscribe to my youtube channel for more cuttingedge videos about making money online and digital entrepreneurship just like this one. And with that, let'sget right into the video! So, getting right to the first fiverr gigi want to show you today, plus, several free tools you can use to do it, we have domainresearch, which is
coming up with website URLs for people, which is listed under thedigital marketing category on Fiverr. And if we just take a look at some of thesegigs right here, all you need to do is provide some domain name ideas that're also availablebecause sometimes domain names, when they overlap, you can't create the exact same one,right? So what a person does here, or a seller doeshere, is they find ones that are still available, and also work for a given business. And if we look more closely at some of thegigs here, like this one with the guy on the far left, as well as this one on the far right,we can see that first of all this person is charging $25 for 5-6 SEO-friendly domain suggestions,meaning the URLs not only should be available, but they also contain relatively memorablewords, which are actually quite easy to come up with as I'll show you very soon. And similarly, this guy right here is alsocharging $25 for a bundle of 5
names, that fit a project or a business or whateverthey need, and all you really need to do for these types fo gigs is again have your clients,um, tell you what type of project or business idea, or whatever type of domain they needin whatever niche, and then you can just use the tools I'm about to show you to generateideas for them. And the first of these is actually going tobe a domain checker right over on my website, which I assure you is accurate, because Iactually have access to this tool by being an affiliate of Bluehost, which is also theweb hosting service I use, which comes loaded with WordPress for building websites. And this tool is actually hosted on my tutorialfor building websites, and I'll link up the page below for your convenience, but anyway,the way you would use this is by simply typing in any domain name you want, by the way youneed to scroll down to the tool here, oops, the tool right here, and then after you typein any domain name, you'll be able to check whether or not it is currently available. By the way, if you're using Google Chrome,and have AdBlock installed, you'll have to actually turn it off for this tool to be ableto work. So anyway, for example, if I just search upa domain name such as my own, influencerunchained.com, and click on "check availability," this shouldindicate that it's not available, right, as you can see it says influencerunchained.comis taken, please try again, because that is my domain name (URL). And as for how you can actually get good
ideasfor domain names, if you want, you can first go over to google trends to find out whatmight be trending the most lately, for example, The Last of Us which is a video game has justreleased, and as you can see on the graph, it's really popular lately, and perhaps anothermore helpful free tool to generate some, to actually generate some names is Shopify'svery own Business Name Generator. And to use it, you can simply scroll downhere to this blank space and enter whatever niche, product idea, brand name, whatever,um, to generate some names related to it. So for example, I can type in something like"taco," let's say your client wants to open up a website for a taco store or taco truck,I can just hit "Generate Names" here. And once some of these ideas have been generated,and as you can see there are actually a lot here, and I think they're actually quite decent,um, but it's no guarantee that all of these have not already been taken as a domain name,right? So what you want to do is for example, there'sMIracle Taco, you can just copy up this name, and then go over to my website here, and
justpunch it into domain name checker to see whether it's available right? So I can do "miracletaco" and hit "Check Availability"and let's see, this one is actually available so this could actually work as one of theideas to give to your client. And that was the first Fiverr gig I wantedto show you, which was "Domain Name Suggestions." And so moving onto the second gig, out of10, we have "Mockups" which is essentially product image such as of t-shirts and boxesthat have a specific design or logo displayed on them, generally provided by your client. For example this seller here creates imagesand videos of models wearing any t-shirt design provided to them, and they charge let's see10 dollars for 10 pictures and 5 videos, which may sound like quite a bit of work, but isactually not, using a website made for this called PlaceIt. All you need to do is go over to the "Mockups"tab, on the top left here, and you can actually first select "Free Mockups" to see what isavailable, so let me just do that really quick and then once it loads up, you can actuallygo to the left menu here as you can see there's a list of different categories, and firstall you want to make sure on the drop down selection here to select "Free
Mockups", andthen down here you can then select the type of mockup you want. So for example, we have some for books, somefor coffee mugs, sweatshirts, dog collars, I don't know if you'll need that, hoodies,hats, and so on and so forth, so let's say, let's see, let's try the T-shirt Mockup righthere, so let me just click on it. Alright, and as you can see right here, wehave a bunch of free t-shirt mockup templates here that you can literally just upload adesign onto and even change the color of the t-shirt to then download the image and giveto your client, right? And if I just scroll through here, as youcan see there are a lot of different templates and for example I'm just going to open upthis one here to demonstrate it really quick. So, right here, I need to wait for it to load. Alright, and as you can see, this is actuallyquite customizable, because over on the left here you can even add text, you can uploadyour own designs or logos, and on the right you can also even add from their graphicspool, and change the shirt color as well. So for instance, I can change my shirt colorto like navy, or dark blue, let's make it
darker actually, and then I'm going to selectone of my images that I've already created for some of my own T-shirt merch. By the way, merch store link down below. And here, once I have it uploaded, I can actuallyadjust it as well, make it larger or smaller, move it around, and then hit "crop," and asyou can see here, it'll show up right on the shirt, once it finishes loading, and waitfor it, wait for it, there is it, voila! And once you're satisfied with your mockup,you can then scroll up to the top to download it for free by clicking on the link righthere, provided you're actually using one of their free templates. So as you can see, Ineed to hit download again,and if you haven't logged in already, you gotta log in as well, by the way you can createan account completely for free, and besides just having images as templates, like these,PlaceIt also provides lots of free video templates as well. And by the way, several of these mockups I'veactually used for my own merch store and I can actually show you over on my Instagrampage, by the way, follow me on Instagram, because I actually share stuff that I don'tdo on
YouTube, but anyway, here on the right here, there's a carousel post as you can see,and this mockup was actually made completely on PlaceIt for free, save for the t-shirtdesign itself, which I got made for me on Fiverr, but if I just scroll through this,there's even a video here, so I can actually play this mockup video for you to see, checkthis out, this is pretty cool right, it looks super natural and professional, this is alsomade on PlaceIt obviously, and if I just scroll through here are a couple more of my differentdesigns using different templates. And although I've only used free templateshere, if you actually need more templates for your Fiverr gig, let's say if you wantto opt for a higher-tier package, with say 20-30 mockups, and charge more, you can alsoconsider mixing in some of the paid mockups, or actually just subscribe to PlaceIt, fora low monthly fee, to expand your repitoire that much more, and also just use a smallportion of what'd you earn from Fiverr anyway to cover the cost. And that was "Mockup Design" or gig #2. And so moving on to gig #3, it's technicallynot one gig, but rather a collection of design gigs, many of which share or use similar toolsso I've actually decided to group them together and also point out some of the newer optionsthat have come out Fiverr. And the first of these, as you can see, under"Graphics and Design", and then "Packaging and Labels", and it's also labeled as "new,"we have "Album Cover Design." And this can actually be done over on PlaceItas
well. For example, if I head to the "Designs" linkhere, and then click on "Free designs," then filter by "Album Cover Maker," here we havea bunch of free templates you can also edit and use as any of your album designs, so forexample if I just open up this one here called "Kenya East," kind of a funny name, again,here you can customize the text and change the font and colors, and then on the right,you can also select different icons you may want to add to your album cover as well aschange the background color, and then you can also choose from one of their royaltyfree images to use as the background image or you can just get a picture or photographfrom your client to upload onto this template. And notice how there currently a watermarkon this image, but rest assured, when you actually download it, the watermark will indeedbe removed. And that was "Album Cover Design", which iskind of a new thing on Fiverr, and it looks like people have been prettty good amountsfor them as well. But, moving onto the next type of design gig,still on #3 though, because again, I've decided to group them together, we actually have allsorts of so-called "Print Designs," as they're called on Fiverr, with gigs ranging from FlyerDesign to Brochure Design, to Menu Design, and even Yard Signs. And for making these, my to
p recommendationis going to be Canva.com, and I've actually been using Canva Pro myself, for various things,and you can actually try it for free for not one but two months, and I'll also leave myaffiliate link below for just the free version of Canva, for you to sign up which'll actuallyalso come with a special bonus, where each time you create a design, we'll both get awardedone Canva Credit we can use toward paid designs, which is indeed a win-win situation. Anyway, how you would normally do these designsis your client will usually provide you with say a list of menu items or a guest list,or whatever they need, then all you need to do is add in those lists into the respectivetemplates, reformat them a little bit to fill out the page, and possibly change up someof the images as well, which is very easy to do with Canva Pro because it's got tonsof images ready for you to use. And with Pro you'll get access to all of thedifferent templates as well, not just the free ones. And even if you want to stay a free user onCanva, that's perfectly fine, and if you want to also get even more options to design with,Crello.com is a competitor to Canva, and then Adobe Spark is another website, and again,PlaceIt, they all come with additional free templates and assets you can use alongsidethose on Canva. And for yet another design gig that I wantto point out, one that's always going to be high in demand is t-shirt design, which
alongwith the aforementioned platforms you can also utilize a website called Creative Fabrica,recommended by Teespring themselves, to grab some of their free merch and and t-shirt designsand daily gifts that rotate in and out and they also come with commercial licenses. Moving forward onto Gig #4, we have anotherone that's been newly added onto Fiverr, and it is "Article to Video" which is convertingblog articles into slideshow videos that have clips that match the text as well as a voiceoverif needed. And there are a couple of ways I wanna showyou that you can use to create these types of videos. First you can simply use a browser-based softwarecalled Vidnami to literally copy and paste in articles or paragraphs your clients provide,then have it literally auto-generate a slideshow video for you, with a voiceover, and withcommercial rights. Now Vidnami is not free, but it's definitelytremendously helpful if you want to create these types of videos, not only for Fiverrfreelancing, but you can also use it to make videos for your own YouTube channel, whichyou can then make money from. And for a demonstration and tutorial of Vidnami,and to see how easy to use and powerful it is, I'll link up my other video for that inthe description box below. And I'll also include my referral link becauseI'm partnered with them that'll get you an exclusive 25% off deal for life. And in addition to that, if you use my link,you'll also receive these free bonus guides that'll help you create better videos andmonetize them in multiple ways such as through more freelancing opportunities and \
on YouTube. But if for whatever reason you don't wantto use Vidnami, you can also make slideshow videos using a basic video editor such asone that might've been preloaded with your computer, like iMovie for Macs, and WindowsMovie Maker, then download the relevant royalty-free video clips from pexels.com, add in the textif needed using your editor, then either provide your own voiceovers, or pay someone to doit for you or just have your friend do it for you, or you can also use a free voiceovergenerator such as fromspeechtotext.com, although the voice that comes out likely isn't goingto sound as natural. And with that, leading into our 5th gig, wehave a category that is somewhat related, which is "Explainer Videos," including slideshowswhich you can also use Vidnami for, and there are also animted explainer videos such aswhiteboard videos, which you can generally charge a lot more for. And to create these whiteboard animation videos,there are a few softwares you can consider online, but one of the most popular ones,which I've personally used before as well for YouTube, is called Videoscribe. And I'll also include a link to my tutorialfor it in the description box below. And if
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you're interested, you can first signup for Videoscribe's free trial to test it out and learn, then if somebody purchasesyour gig, you can then use what you'd earn to cover for the cost of Videoscribe. And those were gig 4 through 5 which entailcreating various types of videos. And moving onto gig #6, we have "Survey andForm Creation" and actually performing surveys. First, you can actually just design a formvery easily and for free using Google Forms, which also comes with built-in templates suchas this one here, on which you can just add any type of question or field you want usingthis toolbar on the right. And if you want, you can actually commandeven higher prices by not only creating forms for your clients but also administering theirsurveys as well. And for this, if you don't normally have peopleyou can send your surveys to, you can also take to microtasking sites like Microworkeras well as Rapidworker, to get people to fill them out and just pay them a few cents each. Onto gig #7, we actually have a new categoryon Fiverr, which is "Social Media Advertising," under "Digital Marketing." And what you actually do for this is basicallyhelp people set up various ads such as Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads, Google Ads, etc. and thegreat thing about this, is that most of the ad platforms actually provide free trainingand sometimes even actual certification for running ads, for example, we've got for Facebookhere, we've got the Facebook for Business learning center, and then for Google we havethe Google Skillshop, with Google Ads and where you can also get certified, as wellas for Microsoft, we have the Microsoft Advertising Learning Lab, where you can also get certifiedas a Microsoft
advertising professional. Plus, I also have a tutorial for setting upa Facebook Pixel, which is crucial for tracking people who visit a website, for one to beable to retarget them with ads. And I'll link this video in the descriptionbox as well. Going on to gig #8, we have "Email Marketing"whichcan actually entail a lot of different things, from helping people get set up on a givenemail marketing platform such as Mailchimp, or providing them with email marketing templatesto doing copywriting. But like with social media ads, I also thinkthat email marketing is fairly easy to learn especially with all of the tutorials and templatesprovided right to you from most of these email marketing platforms that you yourself cansign up for. And for example, on Getresponse, which iswhat I use, you'll not only get optimized email templates for various purposes thatyou can use for your clients, but it also comes with pre-built email marketing funneltemplates that you can actually save and download as templates for your clients to reupload. And like with many of the other methods I'veshared, I'll also have a step-by-step tutorial on Getresponse that I'll link in my descriptionalong with a sign-up link you can use if your'e interested. And that was "Email Marketing" at #8. And going onto #9, is "Research and Summaries"for which you can actually help people conduct research on any given topic and provide somecitations for them. And a website that is deceptively good forthis, is actually Google itself, but not just the normal Google search, but rather Google'sAdvanced Search for finding actually credible sources and/or academic research. And the trick to doing this is down over bythe domain box right here, you type in ".edu" for educational websites, or ".gov" for governmentwebsites, like I've done here, or ".org" for organizations, all of which will generallygive you legitimate sources which are safely, or you can safely cite for a given topic. And for example, here I've typed in "Socialdistancing" and have ".gov" and I can just hit "Advanced Search." And as you can see here, besides the ad atthe top, all of the websites that have come up are government websites including the CDCwhich is the Center for Disease Control, which is definitely a legitimate source, and thisis another one from the CDC and so on and so forth, so you can generally
safely quoteand get accurate research from these types of websites. And finally, going onto the last gig, at #10,we have "Ebook Creation" which can be very easily done and can be very profitable indeedif you just use a software called Sqribble to generate and format ebooks pretty muchin a few clicks, with even the contents created automatically for you from their huge articledatabase. Therefore, I definitely recommend Sqribbleespecially if you also want to use ebooks to make money elsewhere such as selling themor using them as lead magnets to build your email list. Alternatively, if you're a good writer, youcan also design ebooks using Canva.com and perhaps combine that with Google Docs, whichare both free. But I would still recommend to at least takea look at Sqribble which I'll also link in the description box for your convenience! And that was 10 Fiverr gigs plus over 10 toolsyou can learn and master fairly easily. But because they would still generally beconsidered as active income, I personally prefer more passive income methods, such asthose taught by my top recommended step-by-step courses which'll be the first link in thedescription box. Anyway, thank you so much for watching, likethe video if you liked it or found it helpful, remember to subscribe to my channel and ringthe notification bell for more videos about making money online and digital entrepreneurshipjust like this one! And with that, I'll see you in the next video,peace!
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