My goal is to become top rated seller before 2020 ends

[bewithharsh]

I came on Fiverr in 2019 but I got my first order a month ago for $5 and now I’m getting good amount of orders regularly. My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends. At first, my gig’s price was very low so I increased little.
I hope I get customers like before.

[bewithharsh]

Yes, you’re right. But, I hope to become a level one seller in the next month.

[farzeen_shareef]

I appreciate you having a goal. I completed one order. Could you tell me what your secret to getting more orders was?

[wolfhowler]

I appreciate you having a goal. I completed one order. Could you tell me what your secret to getting more orders was?

There is no secret, provide a good quality product that has an audience, with excellent customer service, is the recipe to repeat orders and a growing client base 🙂

[bewithharsh]

I appreciate you having a goal. I completed one order. Could you tell me what your secret to getting more orders was?

Just provide quality service to your client and always behavior like a friend. He’ll be back to you for sure!

[bewithharsh]

There is no secret, provide a good quality product that has an audience, with excellent customer service, is the recipe to repeat orders and a growing client base 🙂

You’re right sir. I always provide the best work to client as descried and I’m good at the that work. That’s why I’m having long term customers.

[cubittaudio]

I came on Fiverr in 2019 but I got my first order a month ago for $5 and now I’m getting good amount of orders regularly. My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends. At first, my gig’s price was very low so I increased little.

I hope I get customers like before.

I came on Fiverr in 2019 but I got my first order a month ago for $5 and now I’m getting good amount of orders regularly. My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends.

I don’t want to shoot down your goal, but as others have said, I don’t think this is physically achievable in the timeframe you’ve stated. If you’ve only just started, we could be generous and say that you’ve made $1,000 in sales so far? You’d therefore need to achieve $19,000 in sales before the end of the year, or around $3,167 per month, starting next month, just to hit the financial goal associated with the TRS level. A consistent $3,000 per month is a goal that most people on Fiverr haven’t achieved, and for those who have, it takes a while to build the customer base, and your reputation.

There’s nothing wrong with having goals - all I’d say is don’t get blind-sided by the levels, they mean way less than you think. If you keep going, you’ll get Level 1, and then it’s a bit of a push to get Level 2, but honestly, once you’re there, you could happily go the rest of your career making a lot of money, never moving past that. Of course, if you do get TRS, that’s great - but don’t sweat it if you don’t, or if it takes a long time.

It took us about 3 months to get Level 1, and about 6 months to get Level 2, and then a further 2 years before we hit TRS. And if I’m honest, there’s no huge difference between Level 2 and TRS when it comes to sales.

Good luck.

[visualstudios]

I came on Fiverr in 2019 but I got my first order a month ago for $5 and now I’m getting good amount of orders regularly. My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends.

I don’t want to shoot down your goal, but as others have said, I don’t think this is physically achievable in the timeframe you’ve stated. If you’ve only just started, we could be generous and say that you’ve made $1,000 in sales so far? You’d therefore need to achieve $19,000 in sales before the end of the year, or around $3,167 per month, starting next month, just to hit the financial goal associated with the TRS level. A consistent $3,000 per month is a goal that most people on Fiverr haven’t achieved, and for those who have, it takes a while to build the customer base, and your reputation.

There’s nothing wrong with having goals - all I’d say is don’t get blind-sided by the levels, they mean way less than you think. If you keep going, you’ll get Level 1, and then it’s a bit of a push to get Level 2, but honestly, once you’re there, you could happily go the rest of your career making a lot of money, never moving past that. Of course, if you do get TRS, that’s great - but don’t sweat it if you don’t, or if it takes a long time.

It took us about 3 months to get Level 1, and about 6 months to get Level 2, and then a further 2 years before we hit TRS. And if I’m honest, there’s no huge difference between Level 2 and TRS when it comes to sales.

Good luck.

Yeah, 20k a year is solidly within the top 1% of sellers for sure. The biggest advantage of being TRS is the 7 day clearance imo.

[davidstudio]

Nice goal to have but a very hard one to achieve, I’m over 5y on Fiverr and still lvl 2 and also know many more people that are longer then me here and are consistently grinding and getting work done, also stuck on lvl 2. Like others have said, having a goal like that is great but myb start with a smaller one 🙂

[bewithharsh]

I came on Fiverr in 2019 but I got my first order a month ago for $5 and now I’m getting good amount of orders regularly. My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends.

I don’t want to shoot down your goal, but as others have said, I don’t think this is physically achievable in the timeframe you’ve stated. If you’ve only just started, we could be generous and say that you’ve made $1,000 in sales so far? You’d therefore need to achieve $19,000 in sales before the end of the year, or around $3,167 per month, starting next month, just to hit the financial goal associated with the TRS level. A consistent $3,000 per month is a goal that most people on Fiverr haven’t achieved, and for those who have, it takes a while to build the customer base, and your reputation.

There’s nothing wrong with having goals - all I’d say is don’t get blind-sided by the levels, they mean way less than you think. If you keep going, you’ll get Level 1, and then it’s a bit of a push to get Level 2, but honestly, once you’re there, you could happily go the rest of your career making a lot of money, never moving past that. Of course, if you do get TRS, that’s great - but don’t sweat it if you don’t, or if it takes a long time.

It took us about 3 months to get Level 1, and about 6 months to get Level 2, and then a further 2 years before we hit TRS. And if I’m honest, there’s no huge difference between Level 2 and TRS when it comes to sales.

Good luck.

You’re absolutely right. We can just work hard and provide quality delivery to our customers. Now, I’m focusing on small goals too.

Thank you 🙂

[bewithharsh]

Yeah, 20k a year is solidly within the top 1% of sellers for sure. The biggest advantage of being TRS is the 7 day clearance imo.

Yeah! You’re a Pro seller, you know it better. 😃

Thanks.

[bewithharsh]

Nice goal to have but a very hard one to achieve, I’m over 5y on Fiverr and still lvl 2 and also know many more people that are longer then me here and are consistently grinding and getting work done, also stuck on lvl 2. Like others have said, having a goal like that is great but myb start with a smaller one 🙂

Absolutely sir, I’m going to work hard now.

Thanks.

[riyasofficial]

Good luck brother, may god bless you dear.

[bewithharsh]

Good luck brother, may god bless you dear.

Thank you a lot. 🙂

God bless you.

[cherboub]

I came on Fiverr in 2019 but I got my first order a month ago for $5 and now I’m getting good amount of orders regularly. My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends. At first, my gig’s price was very low so I increased little.

I hope I get customers like before.

My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends

What if you didn’t realise your goal? For that you need to set positive and negative expectation - ambition is dangerous.

If you have orders regularly with a good amount of money to live, why you are putting goals?

The life is process not goals.

[bewithharsh]

My goal is to become a top-rated seller before 2020 ends

What if you didn’t realise your goal? For that you need to set positive and negative expectation - ambition is dangerous.

If you have orders regularly with a good amount of money to live, why you are putting goals?

The life is process not goals.

I’m really inspired with this,sir.

Thank you.

[fastcopywriter]

Most sellers won’t become TRS, I suggest finding a more realistic goal, then again, I’m not much of a goal setter. I do what I can and leave the rest to fate.

[bewithharsh]

Most sellers won’t become TRS, I suggest finding a more realistic goal, then again, I’m not much of a goal setter. I do what I can and leave the rest to fate.

You’re right!

Now, I’m focusing on my work, not on goals.

Thanks.

[fibocci]

Yes, you’re right. But, I hope to become a level one seller in the next month.

You’ll need to earn $400 with at least 10 orders. Personally, I don’t expect I’ll be level 1 till next year - and I have about 3 months till my Fiverr cake day.

Just focus on one step at a time - delivering quality. Gradually increase your prices or work on a bigger budget project from Buyer’s Requests.

[bewithharsh]

You’ll need to earn $400 with at least 10 orders. Personally, I don’t expect I’ll be level 1 till next year - and I have about 3 months till my Fiverr cake day.

Just focus on one step at a time - delivering quality. Gradually increase your prices or work on a bigger budget project from Buyer’s Requests.

Yes, I am focusing on it,

[nik_eckerlebe]

Maybe I am going against the stream here but why not go all out and still try to achieve it? I know it’s hard but why I aim for mediocre goals? Good luck to you.

[anwar_wp]

best of luck, keep hard working

[cubittaudio]

Maybe I am going against the stream here but why not go all out and still try to achieve it? I know it’s hard but why I aim for mediocre goals? Good luck to you.

Maybe I am going against the stream here but why not go all out and still try to achieve it? I know it’s hard but why I aim for mediocre goals?

Because in this case, the OP has chosen a goal that isn’t just difficult, I don’t actually think it’s possible, mainly down to the time constraints. Going from a zero level seller who has made a small handful of sales at best, in a saturated niche, to Top Rated Seller in less than 6 months. The maths for hitting all of the required benchmarks just don’t add up, even if you do take off like a rocket.

It’s a bit like me saying “I’ve never climbed a hill before - so my goal by the end of this year is to reach the summet of Mount Everest.” Feasible? In theory, yes, anything’s possible. Realistic? Not really.

I agree with you that lofty goals are great, and I hate dampening people’s spirits. I also agree with you that there’s no harm whatsoever in the OP going all out to do the best/most they possibly can. But surely it’s better to aim for achievable goals, as failing to achieve goals sucks. Sometimes if people with a bit of knowledge about the platform can advise you that your goals aren’t achievable, it’s not the worst thing in the world to hear that.

[bewithharsh]

Maybe I am going against the stream here but why not go all out and still try to achieve it? I know it’s hard but why I aim for mediocre goals? Good luck to you.

Thanks for your views and wishes. 🙂

[bewithharsh]

best of luck, keep hard working

Hard work is the only thing here. Thank you.