For small businesses, Etsy shops and creators

Look sharp. Post consistently. Hire the right help.

Plain-English guides to hiring a social media manager or a logo designer on Fiverr: what it costs, what to ask, and how to pick someone you will keep working with.

Hire the right logo designer the first time

How to hire a logo designer on Fiverr (without wasting your first order)

A step-by-step way to choose a Fiverr logo designer by portfolio, package and reviews, plus the files to ask for and the mistakes that cost a second order.

What a social media manager really costs

How much does a social media manager cost on Fiverr?

Fiverr's own pricing data puts social media services at about $30 to $162 per project. Here is what each price level buys, and how to choose a manager you keep.

Instagram tips that bring in customers

Instagram tips for small businesses that want more customers, not just likes

Practical Instagram tips for small business owners, from setting up your profile to planning posts and turning followers into customers.

Use Pinterest to bring people to your site

Pinterest marketing for small business, a beginner's guide

Pinterest works like a visual search engine. Here is how a small business can set up an account, create pins people search for and send that traffic to its website.

Plan a month of posts in one afternoon

How to make a social media content calendar for your small business

A content calendar is a simple weekly plan of what you post, where and when. Here is how to build one in an afternoon, with a template you can copy.

Instant logo or custom design?

Fiverr Logo Maker vs a custom logo designer, which should you choose?

Fiverr Logo Maker gives you an instant, editable logo; a custom designer gives you a one-of-a-kind mark. Here is how to decide in two minutes.

Three steps to a logo you will keep

  1. Pick a style. Minimalist, vintage, mascot or wordmark. Each suits a different kind of business.
  2. Write a one-page brief. Name, audience, three adjectives, colors to avoid, and where the logo will appear.
  3. Choose a designer by their portfolio, not their price. Check reviews from buyers like you, the revision count, and whether vector files are included.