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I think Fiverr is a really good website, both for people wanting to get a little extra money on the side of their main job through doing some design work and also for people who prehaps don't have the time/skills to create something and want to pay to have someone else create a design for relatively little money.
In terms of the argument that 'Why pay £100 for a logo when you could pay £5?' and 'Fiverr doesn't help a somewhat struggling industry' I would argue that simply that is what business is. Business are going to struggle if they don't adapt to the current market conditions and Fiverr is sinply a business thinking 'outside the box' and coming up with a modern business model.
I'm really not a fan of the idea of the idea of trying to protect a failing market unless there is a good reason to. If a business is going to fail, as much as a shame as it might be, it is going to fail. This is what encourages firms to think in an innovative way.
Just my view though.
In terms of the argument that 'Why pay £100 for a logo when you could pay £5?' and 'Fiverr doesn't help a somewhat struggling industry' I would argue that simply that is what business is. Business are going to struggle if they don't adapt to the current market conditions and Fiverr is sinply a business thinking 'outside the box' and coming up with a modern business model.
I'm really not a fan of the idea of the idea of trying to protect a failing market unless there is a good reason to. If a business is going to fail, as much as a shame as it might be, it is going to fail. This is what encourages firms to think in an innovative way.
Just my view though.