I got my first order after 9 days of publish after that I lost my first page rank

[mabud123]

Hi everyone,
At first, take my sincere respect. I am a new one here. But I got my first order 9 days of gigs to publish. But I also ace a great problem. One day I get suddenly a order. I don’t know how to finish this task. so the buyer cancels this task. After that, I saw my order completing rate down and after 2 days also saw my gig was lost the first-page rank. I don’t get my gig when I search for it.

So everyone, please, try to avoid all of the tasks those tasks you really don’t finish.

Thank you so much for giving your valuable time.

Please pray for me and I also pray for you and your success.
Best of luck. Love you Fiverr

[hazel_justin131]

Welcome to the forum!
Yiu don’t have to feel bad about it. I also had my first order cancelled but now it’s going well and I have completed many orders.
All you need to do is to be patient and improve your gigs.

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