How To Dodge and Outrun 'Gig Predators' as a Fiverr Freelancer

If you're a freelance practioner doing any sort of servicing for cash on the Fiverr microjobs website, then you'll need to keep up a forcefield at all times to repel a malevolant, marauding element floating in a loose amalgam like a toxic cloud and manifesting multi-dimensionally. It's enough of a job to promote your multiple services against those in a similar provision mode; posting copiously on Social Media and Networking sites daily, generating content for multiple, interlinked blogs, or ruthlessly committing safelist marketing by-the-hour. Trying to avoid being taken advantage of as a newcomer is a 24-7 business (with graduation to the professional level necessitating 365-day vigilance as an additional requirement on top of which you're already teetering).

One such example of this is that of the 'Content Vampire' variety. They're advance agents for multiple content brokerage firms and copywriting services crawling microjob sites scouting for people they can exploit for profit. Being that content generation is a multi-billion dollar enterprise, the game has always been to buy low and sell high. The game isn't the problem; it's the lousy Article Undead. Knowing full well it's a BUYERS' market, they engage in RUTHLESS Dark Side Force Choke mental optics when appearing to those they see as a good fit for their content hijacking. It's not their fault for trying, as they have clientele to satisfy, but never be caught like a deer in the headlights by these charlatans...EVER. There's BIG money to be spent on quality content, so don't accept offers from thirsty Consciousness-hogs.

In this game, you'll only get what you accept when it comes to how you dodge and outrun 'gig predators' looking to steal your time, talent, OR WORSE! You've honed your skills to produce premium-level service provision, and you expect to be fully recompensed for it. These clowns have nothing to offer but hack job wannabe "employer" co-option of your talent and no intention of paying you anything for it. Be on the lookout for initial Buyer contacts who pester you with questions that they could've taken the time to ascertain the details of by perusing the gig posting. This is a sign that they're uninterested in the actual substance of the gig(s) that you've posted and just see you as a potential victim (and expect you to do all the heavy lifting for them to their profit).

One of the sneakiest tactics of those looking to generate free content off your brain is to poke at your pride in your work ethic and 'suggest' samples of topics they need free ORIGINAL content for thinking you'll publish top-quality (multiple) pieces as an entrant to their (proposed paying) content network for future profitable co-affiliation. These people will have you leaping through hoops of flame for $1-per-100-words content rates - at BEST. This is a timesuck to be avoided when you could just simply go to reputable content marketplaces like Digitalpoint, and hang out a shingle for high-quality content generation services. Just a friendly heads-up to wipe the naivete from your appraisal of the Fiverr microjob niche site as a guaranteed make money online pursuit. Stick to the provision of your gigs as you've posted them and avoid specious requests for custom Buyer-generated requests.

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