I Paid $100 For a Small Business Website on Fiverr — Here's What I Got!

Benefits was spelled wrong on the website idk if you already mentioned lol

Yes $100 is cheap by Western (USA and Europe) standards because the cost of living is so much greater. We earn a minimum of $150 a day. In Pakistan, India or Philippines they earn between $20 and $30 a day. Everythings relative. You be angry at some of the offerings had it been charged at the per day rate in the West. Make them do a good job for the equivalent of 3 days pay.

Are you in the Springs? Noticed Pikes Peak in site so curious lol

Webdesigners wouldn’t create the content regardless.

How did you protect your security afterwards? Did you just change your password?

Hey, can you creat a webstore for me?

practical info. thanks.

Hey Wes. So I was wondering if this seems like a legit side hustle...im an American. I've designed 2 websites using Wix templates and customized them for my needs. They both evolved to look very different from the original templates I chooses (each website was a different template) and for all intent and purpose, I would call them my originals.

What Im considering doing is contacting small businesses that don't have a web presence and offering to design a Wix website using a template and charging $500.

By no means am I a professional designer, but I do believe that I can offer something that is aesthetically nice and give the business that online presence that can benefit them in the long run.

In your honest opinion do you think that this is something that I can do as long as I:m forthcoming and advise my potential client im using a template?

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Am I the only one who noticed the typo?“Benifits of working with us” lol

So did they do only Elamentor for this site?

Very impressive website, however, there is one thing that I noticed instantly. I am sure you did too since you instantly started talking about it at the same time I realized. The word Benefits was misspelled as “Benifits”. It gave me a chill down my spine and my brain went out of whack. 😂😂

You must be kidding

My Fiverr website experience was not good. I even got a notification from Google that the site had issues. The guy totally phoned it in. Random photos that had nothing to do with my service, tiny print and corny slogans, boasting 'we're the best' descriptions. He even blocked me making modifications to the site by blocking me in the code. I had to follow a video to undo the block. But it was better than waiting on the phone for customer service. And, I learned a little bit about tracking down code. Set me back $150.00. I let it go because I just wanted it over. I didn't want to be involved with tedious corrections. If somebody messes up your drywall or painting do you want to trust them again? I'm still having problems with my site.

theres always the possibility that the developer could place some malicouse code. Ho
w can we assure that doesn't happen to us???

For that cheap a price, how realistic is to to expect everything to work, when you and the website builder you hired part ways? I'm new to this, and it seems like most of the things should work right? But how far do you go with this? Some things don't seem to resolve quickly?

And how many hours can you expect from some foreign guy paid cheap to do for a $100 to 200 dollar website?

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I've run into a few issues using a web builder on fiver. And I could use advise on what to expect, and how to be fair with them. There are still some problems that aren't finished yet. And I want to be fair to this person, but also to myself.

This was awesome

When you develop relationship s with providers results can be good.

Thank for the video, great content