Is there a big enough user base for my Gigs? Startup related-gig

[drstartup]

I want to share with you some doubt I have. I am offering mainly services to startup that are looking for funds by Business Angels and VC. Considering my long experience in the startup field, I consider my services incredibly good with a relatively low price. I basically can review an entire pitch deck in few hours and few bucks. How Can I do it? I invest in startup a lot and it takes me few minutes to understand what a pitch is missing, wheter is strong or not. The problem is: I struggle to get more than 1 order per week. What’s your opinion? Do you think there is not enough users requiring these kind of services or there is something more? I have had 2 negative reviews 3 years ago but I was not taking seriously FIVERR (my fault, i know) but last reviews are extremely good. Do you have some experience in working with startup on fiverr? Can you share some suggestion with me? I really appreciate guys.

[misscrystal]

Why not just try it? Fiverr has a huge audience. You won’t know until you try. You have enough business experience to know better than anyone. If you can review business plans then you are a substantially qualified business expert.

[writer99025]

I think you deserve more than just $5 for such services…in fact, by selling your time on such a valuable and unique service for just $5, you are short-selling yourself…nobody will take such important advice seriously if offered for just $5. Hope you understand what I am saying…

[writer99025]

I mean…if I want advice that can make or break my life or career, I won’t take someone who asks just $5 for their advice seriously…

[misscrystal]

You will if all you have to spend is $5.
Seriously though you are right in a way. People looking for investors for a business usually have at least $50,000 of their own money invested in a going business and are trying to get more to expand.

It is possible the op is a shark in business and comes here to find people willing to pay $5 so he can scrutinize their business proposals to prepare them to meet investors out of a sense of charity.

[drstartup]

Challenging an Investor pitch does not take hours. It’s a 10 minutes work if you know what and how to do it. It’s all about experience. An average VC analyst takes less than 3 minutes per pitch. 90% of pitch are immediately discarded. If you look at my gigs, you can see that I also offer other services with a higher value and then higher cost for the user.

[outcomesmeasure]

Yes, I agree it is not time consuming to challenge investor pitch decks. A quick glance and you know what is missing. As most of my gigs are start up related, I know the user base for your gig is huge. You can add extras or custom quotes to actually do the edits / miss-outs you recommend and shoot up your cost. Buyers just love it and are more than willing to pay when you offer that.

[misscrystal]

Your business plan gig is excellent! Writing business plans is one of the hardest things about starting a new business in my opinion. If you can write good ones that help get financing for people you are offering a very valuable service.

[eyani1]

The more broad the scope of your gig the better for bringing in orders. I have very specific gigs and then very open ones, you may want to experiment with a similar model, and as always let it be known that you will customize, because often a customer is looking for something just a little different than the specifications of what you have listed.