Advertising on GigBuyerGuide
Short answer
Advertising on GigBuyerGuide is limited to Fiverr affiliate links. Each guide has one box labeled Paid link after the article, plus a few in-text links to Fiverr carrying the same label. Banners, the Gig Ads widget, the mobile bar and the exit pop-up were removed on October 27, 2026. There is no ad network, no sponsored content and no paid placement in shortlists.
Key takeaways
- Since October 27, 2026 the only promotional unit on a guide is one box labeled Paid link, placed after the article.
- Links inside the text that lead to Fiverr are also labeled Paid link.
- The site runs no banners, no Fiverr Gig Ads widget, no pop-ups, no ad network and no sponsored posts.
- Paid links pass through a /go/ redirect on this site and land on Fiverr with an affiliate tracking parameter.
- Paid links never change which gigs are shortlisted or how a guide is written.
What paid placements appear
Two kinds, both from Fiverr’s affiliate program.
One Paid link box per guide. A bordered box after the article text, labeled “Paid link”, with a single button to the matching Fiverr category, Fiverr Pro or Fiverr Logo Maker.
In-text paid links. A few links inside the guide and the shortlist table that lead to Fiverr. Each carries a “Paid link” label next to it.
Links to other pages on this site and to non-Fiverr sources are plain editorial links and earn nothing.
What changed on October 27, 2026
Until that date guides also carried Fiverr banners in a sidebar and inside the article, country-rotating banner frames, the Fiverr Gig Ads widget, a mobile bar and a small exit box. All of them were removed to make the guides easier to read. The trust pages (about, methodology, policies, contact) carry no paid placements at all.
What happens when you click
A paid link passes through a short redirect on this site, at /go/, and then lands on Fiverr with a tracking parameter that identifies GigBuyerGuide as the referrer and records which page you came from. If you go on to make a qualifying purchase, Fiverr pays the site a commission from its own margin. The price you pay is the same; see the disclosure.
Redirect links are marked so search engines treat them as paid, and the /go/ path is excluded from indexing.
What the site does not run
No banners, no third-party ad network, no programmatic display, no pop-ups, no interstitials, no native advertising disguised as articles and no sponsored posts from sellers, agencies or software companies. Sellers cannot pay to appear in a shortlist or anywhere else; see the editorial policy. If the advertising model ever changes, this page will be updated first.
Reporting a problem with a link
If a paid link is broken or lands somewhere it should not, email hello@gigbuyerguide.com with the page URL and a description.