- On Fiverr, you can buy services as products. The range of products offered is gigantic, from weird personal desires to high-end specialists that appeal to companies.
- The Q2 2021 results looked really good, with 60% revenue growth on top of 82% growth in Q2 2020.
- The only reason why the stock dropped 20%+ is the lowered guidance, but you have to see this in the proper context and I think it's very conservative.
- The company follows the trajectory of a typical disruptive innovator like Clayton Christensen has written about in his visionary books.
- All of Fiverr's new initiatives show that the company is appealing more and more to bigger customers really fast, while its valuation is not extreme.
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Fiverr: Time To Buy