How do you tackle your workload

[natphiri]

Hi, guys. I need some advice/tips on how you manage your orders to avoid being burn out. Ever since I levelled up, the orders have been a lot. Don’t get me wrong, I am happy that I am gaining a lot of traction. However, Fiverr is a part-time job for me because I am a full-time student. I’d appreciate some tips/advice that can help. 
Thanks

[donnovan86]

You can do a few things

• Limit the number of orders in queue.
• Pause that gig that you have lots of orders for.
• If you have Seller Plus, enable the Request to Order, so people contact you and don't order directly.
• Try to increase deadlines for a bit, until the workload is better.

Hope these ideas will help you!

Edited February 7 by donnovan86

[natphiri]

Which one is a better option pausing a gig or setting unavailability?

[donnovan86]

Do whatever works for you. I don't really worry about the algorithm, that would drive me insane. Just do what feels right for you.

[exdesigns]

Ensuring the quality of your service is crucial. You have the option to limit the orders in your queue to manage your workload effectively. By not exceeding your capacity, you reduce the risk of negative reviews. For more details, refer to this guide:

https://help.fiverr.com/hc/en-us/articles/360010619738-Limiting-Orders-in-Queue.

[exdesigns]

On 2/8/2024 at 5:39 AM, natphiri said:

Which one is a better option pausing a gig or setting unavailability?

I think it's better to limit orders than use these options. 

[natphiri]

I use the limit orders option, but when I complete one order, there will always be another order immediately after