Thread: Content created by Fiverr Gigs..

If i outsourced some affiliate blog posts to people on Fiverr, how would i tell if its completely handwritten and unique. I know about Copyscape, any other methods?

Check ODesk.com.
Most of Fiverr's gigs are crap, especially content creation.
All spun articles and we all know what that looks like....

Andre

Originally Posted by econtinue

Check ODesk.com.
Most of Fiverr's gigs are crap, especially content creation.
All spun articles and we all know what that looks like....

Andre

Thanks for that Andre, I believe there will be some genuine writers on there, not sure how you find them without testing them all. Will the services on ODesk be more genuine? Ive never outsourced as I've just started affiliate marketing. I I can see the benefit of investing say $100 on a number of blog posts to compliment my own work, this way the site fills out a lot quicker and the sales from the affiliate products far outweigh the investment in the long run.

not sure how you find them without testing them all

Don't forget the services section of the forum. 100K just posted about an article writing service using all native English speakers to write the articles. I used his service in the past with good result. There are other services offered here with good feedback as well.

There are decent writers on fiverr from UK and netherlands who can write 2 articles of around 200-300 words easily for $5.
I know they usually spin articles. So its best to check the articles and then accept the work. There is an option to decline the work and the seller will not be paid unless they work to ur expectations..

You might try Iwriter.com, it's cheap and you get to reject spun article.

There are a handful of decent gigs on Fiverr, you just need to check their feedback and how many they have done. Anything over 100 reviews should give you a good indication of what the quality of work is like. I've been using Odesk for years but find the quality there about the same. You still have to research each freelancer and then take a chance on what they have written in their reviews.

Originally Posted by econtinue

Check ODesk.com.
Most of Fiverr's gigs are crap, especially content creation.
All spun articles and we all know what that looks like....

Andre

You are right, because all services there at cheap price, so the quality will depend on this.

I agree with TechWiz. If you go with a provider on Fiverr that has solid and recent feedback, it's probably a safe bet that the content is unique. If you don't want to use something like Copyscape, you can always pull a sentence out of the article and put that sentence in quotes over at Google. This will search anything indexed with that exact sentence. You may need to try it a couple of times, but it usually works well as a backup to Copyscape. I also use this method to check to see whether some posts I put on private blog networks are indexed or not.

Originally Posted by TechWiz

There are a handful of decent gigs on Fiverr, you just need to check their feedback and how many they have done. Anything over 100 reviews should give you a good indication of what the quality of work is like. I've been using Odesk for years but find the quality there about the same. You still have to research each freelancer and then take a chance on what they have written in their reviews.

That's the best indicator, friend of mine just get spoof or can we call it scam? where the gigs is really poor, and crap report service, so be careful, don't be so impress with job that not really suit with 5 bucks, for example 10000 backlink just for 5 bucks, of course that's low quality link!

i order some article thru fiverr in french still waiting fron guys even worst than spun content