About being a Fiver Top Rated Seller

[carloscerrato]

I was wondering what is exactly the things Fiverr consider when choosing their Top Sellers? I’ve seen people that’s been in the site less than six months and is already a Top Rated Seller. I’ve been more than four years in Fiverr, constant seller, with good sales, excellent ratings, and still at level two. I’m not complaining, I just would like to know the story, from one Top Rated Seller or the Fiverr staff, how did they get there? Tips? I would like to become one myself. I think it’s every seller goal and it should be.

[idostuff4u]

Funny you should ask, I just read in another thread that it has something to do with something called a ‘Sarlacc’.

You can read about it here > http://forum.fiverr.com/discussion/i-have-recently-noticed-that-i-can-report-myself/

[baddison]

I’ve been pondering this myself. As I have reached the full requirements to move on to level one and have not seen the proper adjustment.

Is there a secret handshake I’ve missed? Because I’ve got 16 sales and a 100% rating and on day 32 without a promotion.

[baddison]

I apologize for any typos as I’m on my iPhone that likes to have a mind of its own in terms of what’s proper grammar. 🙂

[tenthtiermedia]

Being a TRS doesn’t really change anything. You still have to work just as hard as a level 2 to maintain your position. I became a TRS in a years time, but didn’t ask for it, email the staff, or conducted a secret handshake :). It was out of nowhere really. I figure Fiverr selects the few who they deem fit the mold of quality service, contributes to the community, and generates a good number of sales. My advice is to not worry about it, and keep doing what you’re doing.

[misscrystal]

I reported my own post on the forum. Strange things started to happen which I won’t go into but surviving that seemed to do the trick. Still, I do NOT recommend reporting your own posts!

I had over 1200 positive reviews and had been here for two years and was delivering over 60 orders a week when I noticed I was a Top Rated Seller.

[carloscerrato]

No worries about the typos, thanks for the reply!

[carloscerrato]

Well, I’ve always worked hard, but I would assume you would get more exposure from Fiverr or something like that.

[capitalquality]

Ha!

[capitalquality]

Now I’m starting to understand your vehement advice, ‘Don’t do it’ on the ‘I can report myself’ thread 🙂

[emmaki]

I just logged in one day and bam, I was a TRS.

Just do your work. I find it disturbing how much value people attribute to statuses. From anthropomorphic antipathy towards the first non-level through to desperation over getting the yellow over the purple… lol.

It’s a shiny badge that means nothing.

[carloscerrato]

That’s some pice of great advice that comes from a TRS. Surely answers my question.

[emmaki]

I don’t know about great advice. Here’s what Fiverr themselves say about it:

Fiverr.com

Fiverr's Levels

Fiverr's Levels provide sellers even more tools to make money on Fiverr.

Just do your best. That’s it. Community’s bollocks, but won’t hurt.

[emmaki]

That link works anywhere but this forum. IDK. Just click on the hyperlinked bit and it will take you there as if you were in a broken magic show where the magician was a total newb.