[Please message me before placing an order!]

I’ve also been wondering why a buyer doesn’t have to agree to having read the service description before ordering

They do - there’s a check box especially for it, but they’re not held to it if they cancel, even if it’s because they’ve asked for things not included in the gig etc.

Interesting update! I didn’t see that last time I purchased. Though what is the point if they can lie about reading it? Feels like a lot of buyers don’t even read a word on what they are buying, and just order a gig blindly, and then are disappointed because they expected it to be different.

[Please message me before placing an order!]

I’ve also been wondering why a buyer doesn’t have to agree to having read the service description before ordering. :thinking: It should be Fiverr making sure of that, not sellers. If any cancellation occurs due to buyer agreeing to having read the description, but didn’t, then a cancellation would not affect the seller in any way, except not getting paid for that order.

[14 days waiting clearance opinion]

I can’t think of any reason why would they delay payments for level 2 sellers :thinking: Is it something to do with fraud prevention?

[Share your % of World Domination]

54% I believe, when I last checked.

[Does updating your gig makes it disappear?]

Yes, it does make it disappear. Sometimes only for minutes, sometimes days and sometimes months or longer. It’s completely normal and not a bug according to support. 🙀 So never edit a gig, unless you want to take the risk.

[Request for Dark Mode Feature on Fiverr Web and Mobile App]

Yes, yes and yes! They know of this issue, so I’m sure it’s actually something that will get changed 🙂

[Need Help My fiverr gig going down]

Did you edit your gig 3 weeks ago?

[How one review ruined Fiverr for me]

4 stars is very good! Even 3 stars is considered a positive review by Fiverr, which will only increase your gig’s position. Many have even 95% rating and every sixth review is 3-4 stars, yet get tons of orders. So don’t stress about it!

You just need more orders before your position increases, and then more and more orders start to occur as a result. And to get to that point, keep providing excellent service and make sure everyone is happy.

You should also promote your gigs elsewhere. Create your own site or a blog for them where you can discuss them in greater details, post the best reviews, examples etc. and link back to Fiverr. You can also do SEO and drive traffic to your site to boost sales further.

[Share your % of World Domination]

71%. I’m quite happy about it!

[What are your most effective marketing methods?]

Funnily enough I’ve used my own gigs to increase my own (And others) sales nicely.



A small but great blog dedicated to reviewing my gigs + my own SEO on it to make it popular, combined with my targeted traffic brings tons of additional leads.