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It happens when your last bad experience completes a certain cycle period. same as Cancellation. After that you get back to your original ranking. It means You were doing great before you had a one of a couple of bad experiences. and also you got some orders from Repeat customers too.

I can see that.

How did you win this Mentor badge?

By Improving your Communication and skills.

Thank you @mohd_bilal. With this change, We can expect some updates in the evaluation process too but its just an opinion.

I do not have that link because it was a popup that disappeared when I clicked 'Got it'. The title was: The Updated Level System. I think you will get it when you visit Analytics and then the Overview page. But we can expect new updates in the analytics algorithm or how it calculates/evaluates progress. It may fix the issue for many sellers who are facing problems with ranking nowadays.

I have just watched a video where they mentioned another column, 'Gig Views'. Is it a new thing or am I missing something?

I guess the impact of Warnings, and Violations remains for 180 days which causes demotion, but Cancellations or private negative feedback remains for 90 days.

You should focus on what @smashradio advised you. You should have targeted any Sub-category in which you are most qualified so that you could get your chance. Obviously, there are some parameters set by Fiverr to evaluate new profiles. If you are going to Try again just by changing mail, name, and some content, then you are already starting with a Violation. But If you come up with a new Skill(May be a Sub-category where you are more skilled), it may increase your chances if they allow.

What does this mean? Fiverr has an algorithm to rotate gigs so new sellers get their Chance. They have a 'Rising Talent' badge to show. With a Proper Gig and Profile setup, new sellers have an equal chance of getting on the first page. What else Fiverr should do?

That's why Organic ranking is the most important on Fiverr. When there are thousands of Gigs, and hundreds of them are doing great. Fiverr shows around 900+ gigs in 20 pages. So those 900 compete based on orders, Average selling, content, and availability, and at the end, they compete on Promoted gigs. You have to Pass all the other factors before you go to Promoted gigs competition.

Instant response is always helpful, but take the proper time to understand the job and write a proposal that increases your chances of winning the job. It should not be that long but at the same time, it would be optimized so that It ticks all the checks in the buyer's mind.

It is not necessary to create 7 Gigs if you want to keep only 1 Gig; that is fine. Though Maximum limit is 7 for new sellers.

The Fiverr team has complete control on your admin side, So They know precisely what you have done wrong. If you need genuine help, You should mention what went wrong; this way, We can give you better suggestions. Sometimes Accepting your fault is the best solution to avoid any harm.

I think Fiverr has updated its TOS, so it has notified everyone. It could be a coincidence that you published a gig when they sent that notification.

It is not a proper way, Rather it can put you in trouble so I would suggest you not share such tactics here on a forum where they need genuine advise.

If you will keep on doing typos like 'Fiber' etc Then It would not help you grow professionally. So I would suggest you improve your communication and grammar first, after that, you would be able to get orders.

Why Would They do it? If you are comparing it with other Platforms, Fiverr gives you all the clients in your Inbox, while on other platforms, you have to spend time finding jobs and bidding on those jobs by writing long manual bids. Then, if you have spent 50 connects, someone will overtake you with 100 connects. If you have a Gig Promotion option, You only pay for Leads/clicks on your Gig. So taking 20% in this scenario is justifiable. Try and focus on what you have.

Fiverr will deduct only if you get any clicks. Promotion doesn't only happen based on Pricing. It also counts other factors that involve in the ranking of a gig. You have to optimize your gig so that It can compete with other promoted gigs to show on Top. Fiverr has a limitation of $3 per click and $50 per day Where hundreds or thousands of other Sellers are also promoting for a few Top positions. Many of them would have hundreds of reviews, with higher average selling price and with quality content.

I got some great Tips from a Seller here, and I can share those. - Your Profile image looks good, but if you can get one with a smiley face will show your friendly behavior. - Description contains too many 'I'. It would be best if you focused on what the buyer will get.

Thank you, @smashradio, for your kind Response and for checking my Profile. These will help me a lot, and I will update it very soon. I was one of the first 3 Top Rated sellers in 2018 but was demoted a few months ago. So Trying to come back strongly. So, Getting such helpful suggestions at this time will always remain with me.

Hi @smashradio, I saw some amazing Tips and it is already going to help me but if possible can you please spend a few minutes on my profile? I would be glad if you can highlight any mistakes or improvements required.

Cancellation or negative private feedback can be the main issue for that. You have to focus on buyer satisfaction so they can give you positive feedback on your back too. 2nd Possibility is more competition. Your Competitors are delivering more quality work with higher prices and volume. Every day is not the same, and Sellers are improving every coming day, so with time, you have to put more effort into earning. Sit back and look into what other sellers are doing. What are the top keywords and all.

Buyers can't Tip more than the original price of an order. so It doesn't make sense. But Yes, It is Fiverr's Right to get its % from Tip as They offer this option for us.

Tip Comes with Appreciation and increases average selling so It already help in the ranking.