Getty Teams With Fiverr® To Supply Creative Services To SMBs

Posted on 6/30/2015 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version | Comments (0)

Fiverr, a marketplace for digital services, and Getty Images, have unveiled a partnership that puts premium creative services in the hands of small and medium businesses (SMBs), empowering them to produce creative once only thought possible for large enterprises. Fiverr sellers, which include graphic and web designers, can tap into an unrivaled trove of the world's best images from Getty Images and iStock to produce eye-catching ads, social content, fan pages, apps and just about any other creative design imaginable.

For the 28 million U.S. small businesses competing against the marketing budgets of larger, better funded rivals, this partnership spells disruption to the creative services agency model. SMBs can now turn to Fiverr for virtually any creative service and execute stunning campaigns at an affordable price. Add in premium visual content from Getty Images and the unique, crafted imagery found exclusively in iStock's Signature collection, and SMBs can produce their own million-dollar campaigns.

"Big-budget creative services agencies are simply out of reach for the average small business owner," said Vered Raviv, COO, Fiverr. "Getty Images and iStock by Getty Images teaming with Fiverr levels the playing field. Together, we're giving SMBs access to a growing collection of millions of world-class images that make their campaigns stand head and shoulders above the competition. Through this partnership with Getty Images, and our ability to provide nearly any digital service in just one click, Fiverr is emerging as one of the world's largest -- and most affordable -- creative services alternatives."




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