BarryinSiam
Level X3
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Hey guys
I'm not one for moaning so before I proceed, this isn't that...well maybe just a little bit ha ha
The reason I thought I would bring this up, is I've noticed a newly featured service being offered which is blatantly a rip off of what I offer.
I make a personal promise never to undercut just to undermine someone else's hard work but this guy, I guess it doesn't apply...different cultures I guess
I found his username on Fiverr offering the same crappy nuke links but here he's decided to follow my format "and" mention this "hidden" strategy that I doubt very much he has.
In one of his feedbacks, the report was sent in a day so it's just crappy push button link blasts
Ok ok..I'm ranting now I know ha ha
I spent soo much time developing those pages and trying to offer a unique service but now it feels like ill wake up and find him offering anything I offer at half the price....
The only thing I can really do at the moment is improve my services even further but looking at his page, he'll probably just copy me. Lol
Anyone else had any experiences like this?
One of the easiest ways to make some extra money, (if you're a rookie or if you're ignorant/rude) is to copy a top sellers service & offer it for less. The copycat realized that you're an awesome seller & thought it would be nice to make some money. I would probably send him a message about this and ask him to change his title/description or something like that.
If that doesn't work I'd probably change my own service (if I could make it even better somehow. Change title, description or provide even more/less etc.) or clearly state within my own description that my service isn't anything like the copycats. (Without being rude about it.)
The quality is the key. If you provide a better service and you are certain of it. Let your potential clients know that.
Hope this doesn't hurt your business too much & good luck!
Best Regards,
hitmeasap
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I don't have to look at your description right now and I know which sentences are copy+pasted completely.Are you sure you want to delete this post?
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I noticed the same one as you last week, I knew instantly it was copy-paste sort of from you
There are many copy-pasters, mostly resellers. Funny ones are those from Asia who can't put 1 English sentence together and they copy whole gig's descriptions including how they live in England and own an article writing company...
And btw, happened to me before. I had a unique gig about a year ago and someone just copy pasted the whole features, but didn't have the skills to include an essential part of it - a link pyramid with 10 different URLs in Tier 1, so he just offered crappy 2k profile links and promised the same result as I did. Not to mention he was a regular visitor in the FAQ area, where he asked questions like "Whick links are better - Wiki or Profile links" and "What is meta description".
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And screenshots of websites that clearly have not made it to the top in SERP with his tactics :)
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And screenshots of websites that clearly have not made it to the top in SERP with his tactics
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You can always contact the help desk and ask them for help.
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hitmeasap
If that doesn't work I'd probably change my own service (if I could make it even better somehow. Change title, description or provide even more/less etc.) or clearly state within my own description that my service isn't anything like the copycats. (Without being rude about it.)
The quality is the key. If you provide a better service and you are certain of it. Let your potential clients know that.
Hope this doesn't hurt your business too much & good luck!
Best Regards,
hitmeasap One of the easiest ways to make some extra money, (if you're a rookie or if you're ignorant/rude) is to copy a top sellers service & offer it for less. The copycat realized that you're an awesome seller & thought it would be nice to make some money. I would probably send him a message about this and ask him to change his title/description or something like that. If that doesn't work I'd probably change my own service (if I could make it even better somehow. Change title, description or provide even more/less etc.) or clearly state within my own description that my service isn't anything like the copycats. (Without being rude about it.) The quality is the key. If you provide a better service and you are certain of it. Let your potential clients know that. Hope this doesn't hurt your business too much & good luck! Best Regards, hitmeasap
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