Best Practices for Politely Requesting Reviews from Clients

[a1_cad]

Hi everyone,

I’d like to ask for advice on how to politely request reviews from clients without violating Fiverr’s rules. I want to ensure my clients are aware of the option to leave feedback without coming across as pushy.

What are some effective strategies for encouraging clients to leave a review after completing an order? I want to maintain a positive relationship with my clients while making sure my gig gets the visibility it deserves.

Thanks for your help!

[vovkaslovesnyy]

1 hour ago, a1_cad said:

What are some effective strategies for encouraging clients to leave a review after completing an order?

You can politely ask for an honest feedback. It's not prohibited. 

But please note that Fiverr notifies customers many times (3-4 times for sure).  

Your additional request can result in some "honest" feedback from an angry buyer, who doesn't want to leave it for some reason. 

[donnovan86]

I don't want to disturb people. They know very well they can leave feedback. My success manager said I have fewer private reviews and that affects my exposure on the platform. But why would I disturb my long term clients and force them to leave a review? Many of them ignore Fiverr messages to leave a review, if they see me asking for one, they might ignore that too.  

And I agreewith @vovkaslovesnyy. You can also trigger a bad review from a buyer if you're not careful.

[vickiespencer]

Another consideration is that buyers are less likely to leave reviews now that the purchase price range is displayed on the review. 😑 However, they can still leave private reviews. 

 

Edited September 16, 2024 by vickiespencer

[a1_cad]

On 9/17/2024 at 5:55 AM, designcore69 said:

You can tell the client share his/her experience working with you,  like that. 

i many times convey it 

[a1_cad]

On 9/17/2024 at 3:25 AM, surajsahani000 said:

To encourage reviews politely, you can thank the client for their business and let them know how much their feedback helps you improve. For example:

"Hi [Client’s Name], I’m glad I had the opportunity to work with you! If you're happy with the results, your feedback would be greatly appreciated. It helps me improve and provides visibility for my gig. Thank you!"

This approach keeps things professional without being pushy.

thank you 💡

[a1_cad]

On 9/16/2024 at 9:36 PM, vovkaslovesnyy said:

You can politely ask for an honest feedback. It's not prohibited. 

But please note that Fiverr notifies customers many times (3-4 times for sure).  

Your additional request can result in some "honest" feedback from an angry buyer, who doesn't want to leave it for some reason. 

i didn't know that fiver notifies. it's good one. thank you for your information

[priyank_mod]

On 9/17/2024 at 2:06 AM, vickiespencer said:

Another consideration is that buyers are less likely to leave reviews now that the purchase price range is displayed on the review. 😑 However, they can still leave private reviews. 

 

Literally me - every time a not-so-friendly feature update gets implemented against our wishes!! 

[designcore69]

You can tell the client share his/her experience working with you,  like that.