But, a fiver, a Lincoln, a fin, a fiver. Now, that's a different story - especially at the website known as fiverr.com.
"I will write an excellent radio commercial for your business for $5," proclaims user great_talk. He continues: "I've been in the radio industry for 25 years and can write commercial radio copy quite well. Visit my website for more info and samples. If you need a radio commercial produced, click here and order."
Five bucks? Yes. Everything at fiverr costs five dollars. People offer services of all kinds in a myriad of categories but the price is always the same. But, how about the quality? Well, the feedback left at great_talk offer page looked pretty good when I viewed it: "Good Stuff and delivered on time," said one customer. "Excellent script," said another.
You'd be amazed how many radio-oriented services are being offered at any give time.
"I will broadcast your company real estate listings fsbos [for sale by owners] market your business live on my radio show for $5," hawks another listing from mariacaudle who has a program called Podcast Real Estate & Business Radio News.
jaredtemple offers: "I will read your radio advertisement on TimeStop Radio for $5." Apparently jaredtemple is the General Manager of TimeStop Radio, a 4G radio station in Syracuse, New York.
Maybe you already have a radio show or podcast of your own and you're looking for some production value. "I will voice 5 sweepers for your RADIO show or dj gig for $5," offers user known as commercialsplus. "Our male voice star will record 5 amazing sweepers/liners/top of the hour ID/etc. for your internet or other radio station or blog intro or dj gig, etc. Music/fx not included; dry voice only. We will give you multiple takes of your lines. " Sounds like a deal.
On fiverr, those offering tangible products often provide a link to a sample of their work so you're not completely in the dark about the quality you can expect.
