Picked up the "Rising Talent" sticker after reaching Level One. What to do?

[v_miahkov]

Hello everyone, I'm here too with one of those not-so-nice questions. I launched my first gig as early as March 2022. Gig offers video editing services. During this time, I was able to work hard in November, when I managed to get my first order, after which Fiverr gave me a "Rising Talent" sticker. After receiving this chip, the orders just poured in, I managed to make 13 orders for a little more than $1000 in less than a month. That's how I reached "Level One" by the first numbers of December. In total, I received 9 reviews in a month, and all of them were 5 stars. All profile status is 100% and I always get a response within one hour. And now, after my entire account (10 orders and $400, that's all, you see) began to correspond to the first one - Fiverr took away the "Rising Talent" sticker from me. More than a week has passed since that day, and what do you think? There was no order or client who simply wrote to me. I am already quietly silent about new orders. Gig statistics are falling rapidly. Maybe someone has already dealt with this? Maybe now I have to wait for December 15, so that they gave me that "Level One" and some activity will start again? Thank you all for your attention and maybe someone can throw in some ideas or just share their experience? Thank you.

[strategist_ceo]

15 hours ago, v_miahkov said:

Fiverr gave me a "Rising Talent" sticker. After receiving this chip, the orders just poured in, I managed to make 13 orders for a little more than $1000 in less than a month.

It is given in recognition of your ability to deliver high-quality work, but it is not a permanent status. Thus, it is only appropriate for them to take away the award and give it to another "rising talent."

Continue to deliver good work and you may be considered for the "Fiverr's Choice" status, a designation that indicates high quality work.

Both "rising talent" and "fiverr's choice" are temporary promotions, so you should understand that they are not permanent.

[v_miahkov]

11 hours ago, strategist_ceo said:

It is given in recognition of your ability to deliver high-quality work, but it is not a permanent status. Thus, it is only appropriate for them to take away the award and give it to another "rising talent."

Continue to deliver good work and you may be considered for the "Fiverr's Choice" status, a designation that indicates high quality work.

Both "rising talent" and "fiverr's choice" are temporary promotions, so you should understand that they are not permanent.

Thanx for your answer!!!