Recently I had drinks with someone that worked at Fiverr which I had not heard about until then. Yelp has provided discoverability, both good and bad, for many lifestyle businesses like restaurants, shopping and recreational sites. But there hasn't been a real winner in the services area with the exception of Craigslist, which is still the old classifieds model, and maybe TaskRabbit.
Fiverr is an interesting cross between Thumbtack, Task Rabbit and Etsy. All services start at only $5 with subsequential add-ons like preferred shipping or advanced customizations costing more. There are all kinds of offerings though the bulk seem to be writing and tech related. I recommend browsing their iOS app which is more fun to use than the website.
1. Get a logo design in 9 days (includes a one-time revision)
2. For the music lovers, learn any song on the guitar. Lalala...
3. A virtual, personal assistant for just $5/hour:
4. Need help with your Wordpress blog templates, plug-ins or themes?
5. Those that are into DIY, this isn't quite the replacement for Etsy but there are some nice products like handmade cards and stationary.
And because you can't go far without the internet being a tad weird. For $5, you can get a girl dressed up in a costume to hold signs for your business...
Posted on April 17, 2014 at 10:22 AM | Permalink | Comments (0)
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Every year I look forward to the unveling of 7x7's Big Eats list. I'm pretty far ahead for 2014 (everything in bold I have yet to try). Guess I spent most of last year pigging out.
A date recently commented on SF's subpar dining options in comparison to NYC. No, I did not end the date then and there ;) Sure there are some things that NYC does better such as Korean food and perhaps pizza (though that divide is dwindling thanks to places like Una Pizza Napoletana and pop-ups like Pizza Hacker) but overall there's great food to be had in this city. You just have to get out there and find it. And yes, sometimes that means trekking out to the Richmond (yikes). This is where 7x7 does a good job with their list, rotating dishes and restaurants in and out every year. Even if you've dined somewhere before, there may be a new item that you haven't had the chance to try. Only a handful of eats make it on the list every year such as Saigon's banh mi, which I'm always a bit surprised at. Despite a few repeat names, the list for the most part stays freshly updated and always tasty.
Here's to more #nomnoms:
Posted on March 09, 2014 at 07:39 PM | Permalink | Comments (4)
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