donnovan86

That's not a client. A client actually starts an order and offers the right documentation. These are just spammy leads that most likely will not go anywhere.

Study the market. See what sells, what doesn't. See what people are asking for, yet there's no service for. You can't expect random people without Flutter knowledge or even worse, competitors, to share meaningful knowledge. If I was one of your competitors, I wouldn't share my Golden Goose randomly on the forum. You are the only one that can find and identify a good thing to sell. But it takes time and effort.

Fiverr offers new gigs some boost in the beginning, but eventually that boost is removed so other new gigs can receive it as well. So yeah, after a while your gigs will go back in search results if you don't have any new orders, great reviews, etc. It's normal.

Right now there's nothing you can do. An option is to send the work ahead of the delivery, so have a much longer delivery time. Send it before the delivery and if you see the person abusing the system, asking for work and so on, just refund and then block them. This way, you prevent any possible warning, although you will be losing all the money for that order. Another thing you can do is to also send stuff ahead of the delivery, make any changes or stuff that they want, and only when they say it's ok, mark the order as delivered. All these things rely on the idea that you go for a longer deadline and you deliver well ahead of time. If the client marks stuff as complete without checking, when they do eventually check and stuff doesn't work.. that becomes an issue and you saw how it ended. Anyway, these are a few ideas I had, hopefully they will help you.

You can search the forum for topics that you are interested in. You can also read the Terms of Service. You can browse the categories you are interested in and see what people are NOT offering. Copying existing services won't really help you that much. There are plenty of ways to grow as a seller, it always comes down to being unique and not offering the same service as everyone. But I always see lots of new sellers copy-pasting existing services, thinking they will have tons of sales.

https://help-pro.fiverr.com/hc/en-us/articles/17029281011217-How-to-Become-a-Fiverr-Pro-freelancer You can find all info and apply from here. Your link says no applications are accepted for now, yet via this link you can apply. Both from official sources, so it's anyone's guess if they are accepting or not. Assuming this is a newer article, which seems to be, they are accepting new sellers, but only for certain categories. However, as you can see, both are from Fiverr, and from my link you can actually apply right now. But they only have openings for certain categories within each niche, not all of them. That's why I assume this one is a bit newer, because they might be updating what categories are available and which ones are not, for the time being.

Share a link to a $5 or $10 seller that's also listed as a Pro seller though. I clearly meant people with their gig prices predominantly $5-$10. I understand what you are saying, but I never saw anyone with that starting price being a Pro seller. I kept my prices very low, around that pricepoint, and when I applied for Pro I was declined with pricing being a factor. So that's why I am saying people at this pricepoint can't become Pro, based on my personal experience. That's why I am curious and why I am asking for a link to someone that is a Pro seller at this pricepoint. Again, the OP was offering $10 services and just had one review so.. I just encouraged him to acquire more reviews and maybe offer higher-priced services if he really wants to become a Pro. I don't get the "I give up" part of your message, but clearly we won't find a middleground in this conversation, so it's better to just move on.

I didn't see any Pro sellers at the $5 or $10 levels. If so, I might have to reconsider applying 😛 But I never saw any myself. You can still apply to Pro though, https://fiverr.formtitan.com/ftproject/pro_aplication_form. It still seems to be open for applications, although I am not sure if they are considering any Pro sellers right now. Maybe that link is outdated, because the link I shared above is from a newer page. Regardless, as I said , if you have a very low price and little to no experience or reviews, the chances of Fiverr accepting your Pro application are very low. That's the realistic approach here. Sure, lower as in $50 or $30.. but not $5 or $10. Realistically Fiverr won't consider a $5 or $10 seller with a couple reviews (or none) to be a TRS or a Pro seller. That's what I was saying. Sure, there are Pro sellers that were automatically converted to Pro from TRS, but accepting someone with a $5-$10 gig as a Pro seller, I never saw that myself. If so, I have to reconsider applying 😄

It doesn't matter where you are from. You can't have more than one account on Fiverr. If that account gets removed, then any attempt to create new accounts is stopped. So keep your account, read the Terms of Service https://www.fiverr.com/pro/terms_of_service and don't break the rules. Obviously, using an auto refresher to try and manipulate the system is not ok.

Then it's their fault because they don't read the rules. Also, it's common sense, if I throw you away from my house, you just come back like nothing happened? :))

I am a writer too, and the main issue in 2023 was AI. That ate up a LOT of the market, since many buyers decided to just use AI because it's cheaper. So that's one of the main reasons why sales are slower. It is what it is honestly, as you said we need to adapt. I am curious what platform you focused on though.

Yes, sales have been slow. But the less expensive sector is not doing that well either. Sure, there are some sales, but there aren't as many as they used to be. And as you said, buyers are very picky, they add extra stuff to the work, etc. And with Fiverr's new rules regarding cancellation reviews or the new review system, a lot of sellers are worried that even a single order gone wrong can destroy their account.

Deliver the best work you can, provide customer support and ensure you have no negative buyer reviews, both private and public. If you do, that can be very detrimental for your account.

Most likely you got the warning because the buyer went to customer support and complained you did incomplete work. I can only assume that the Fiverr team checked and for some reason, decided your work was incomplete according to the requirements. To be honest, canceling would have been the best option, if you see that the person is extremely hard to deal with. There's nothing you can do now other than move forward, unfortunately. Read the Terms of Service a few times to update yourself on what you can't do (they added some stuff over the past few years), and good luck going forward. I had a random warning (of another nature) coming in that made no sense, but I just moved on. It seems Fiverr already made their decision to send you a warning so.. fighting against them right now is futile and it might lead to even more issues.

Did the seller mark the order as complete from his side?

Then I should be upset because when I applied my denial only mentioned the price... I don't know what you see as a low priced gig, however I didn't see any Pro seller with $5-$10 gigs, at least within my niche. Regardless, as I said, the OP barely has any reviews, just one, and very low prices. I was realistic in saying that the chances of him becoming a TRS or Pro sellers are very slim to none. One can always apply, no one stops us unless the applications are closed. However, I took a more realistic approach. Sure, it MIGHT happen, but chances are it won't...

Gig positioning differs from person to person. Just because you see it there, that doesn't mean others see it the same. Try to make your gig a bit different, less general and it should help you quite a bit.

Well unless something changed, Pro is for 1% of the Fiverr users, while way more of them are TRS. So at least theoretically it should be harder to become a Pro. I guess the experience varies for everyone. Regardless, I don't see a person selling stuff at $10 being admitted as a Pro seller.

Yes, but those were added automatically to the program without even asking. It was an effort to make Fiverr Pro 2.0 larger. As far as we know, you still need to have a high price if you want to apply. The OP had, at least when I checked, a $10 price and a single review, which might not qualify him for a TRS, let alone Pro. I mean.. no one stops him or anyone from applying, that doesn't mean they will get into the program.

There's no "ideal time". You have clients from all over the world. Plus, people sell a lot of different things. I would focus on the services you offer and ensure they are the best they can be. You don't have to be awake at random hours just to be online. Because staying online does nothing for your gigs, no extra exposure, you're not getting more clients.

Congrats Jack. Game looks cool.

Obviously. The idea is to share your opinion about the buyer before you can see their review. If you see they gave you a bad rating, you will automatically give a bad rating. The focus is on honesty.

This is a good example of an unnecesary topic. Congrats for the order dude, but do we really need a new topic for every order people are getting? Not really. This topic is just full of clutter, spam and Copy-paste messages. Do we really want the Fiverr forum to be like that?

Also, maybe he took a break for New Year's, life can happen. As Atulcodex said, don't expect him to come back, move onward. If he does get back to you, then you help him. Simple!

Have you considered the fact that your niche is extremely overstuffed with gigs and not only that, a lot of people generate graphics with AI? Most graphic designers won't get any orders just because there are hundreds of thousands of gigs in that niche. And the demand is definitely not that high. Plus, you are also competing with people that have a great history on Fiverr, lots of reviews. To be honest, your gigs also seem very similar to what other people offer as well.