newsmike

Bravo, buona fortuna!

Not active, account deleted. That is very sus as the kids say.

I'd concentrate on earning more rather than trifling over schemes aimed at saving pennies.

So the buyer that only existed for a month, who left 5 glowing reviews just happens to overlay the peak or "pick" as we are discussing here: 5 ghostly reviews, 5 picks.

Good catch. And every one of those reviews reads like sales copy. Just sayin. You can trust him with your works. If anyone wants better resources, this is the guy you can look into. I will continue work with him as if to grow my business. Mark my word l, this guy is honest and great worker. This genius helped me a lot to find my client. He does tremendous job for web research. I suggested this person to any of your freelancing work. This is most interesting as the "buyer" and the "seller" share the same exact deficiencies in English proficiency, More interesting is the "buyer" is no longer active on Fiverr, despite somehow posting glowing reviews from the "USA" only 2 weeks ago. "Buyer" only existed for about a month.

Business hours hardly start at 10AM, that's when unemployed people get up. Also, buyers will not trust you when you post untrue information to your profile. Such as this:

OK, 1. You claim to be a "lead generation expert." If that were true, you could just generate some leads for yourself. Yet here you are asking for help and admitting you have no idea how to do that. Is it honest to try to sell that service to others when you can't even help yourself? No. 2. You claim to be "fluent" in English, yet the truth is that you are not. Otherwise you would not make statements like: "I am a new sealer" "Let's go started!" "I work at low price." Why not be honest? This does not fool anyone, and is why you are not getting orders. Try to sell something you are skilled at, like writing fiction.

You can only send coupons if you are a member of "Seller Plus" and use the coupons they provide. Any homegrown coupons or direct messages sent to former buyers would be considered spam, and could very possibly get your account a warning or banned.

No, it is fine.

This does nothing to increase visibility. That is controlled by how much you sell.

You could launch a gig to cast spells to reanimate the dead. Fiverr actually does allow that. Immortality for only $5. https://www.fiverr.com/wind_caster/bring-your-dead-partner-to-life-with-powerful-reincarnation-spell

I don't understand the entitlement. His video is just as basic and template driven as you could imagine. I don't think he has any idea that this is his competition, and he has to be able to explain and show demos that demonstrate what he can do better. It is shockingly disconnected from any business reality. Here's who he's mad is ahead of him:

Yes, it has been a week and you are not the Top seller. It is outrageous! After all, you should be placed ahead of the 23,068 other video editors who got here before you, the ones who have crafted their gigs, paid their dues building their businesses for a few years and made a lot of money for Fiverr along the way. I would call the UN office for human rights violations immediately. The entitlement factor is up like 2,000% lately.

Now that is the first funny thing you said, thanks for playing.

Look, we will not convince each other. I will keep arguing for quality and you keep championing amateur people faking it while they learn.

No that is not against TOS, it's just dishonest.

Fraud and misrepresentation of qualifications is a huge reason. But look, we just disagree. You have your opinion, I have mine. We will not convince each other.

Just as much as it is for you to criticize my comment, right? 😀

Are you aware that that is against the TOS? Is the concept of learning the skill you are selling before you accept money to practice as unworkable? Imagine you were the buyer.

That's not what Fiverr advertises. They are selling experienced freelancers, not learning amateurs. At least if you look at what they set up as expectations or people buying here.

It is supposed to be. Fiverr offers professional freelancers in their marketing. The idea of claiming to have talents and then actually learning them while you practice on someone else's money seems less than desirable.

Nothing about the "quality of service" discussion? Just driving extra cash. Look at the profile, look at the gigs. Look at the fact that he is trying to sell snappy business names, and look at what he named his own business.

Cause he spammed.

Interesting advice considering that you have been on Fiverr for 5 months without making a single sale even with your "SEO Expertise". Why not take advice instead of making it up?

Interesting question considering your gig: By the way, you made a mistake and listed yourself as "fluent" in English.