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You don't really have to do anything. Completing the orders helps, as they might bring your stats up, but if you do not have any pending orders or orders from returning buyers, all you can do is wait. If this is happening repeatedly, look into what is causing it. Look into why your buyers are dissatisfied and leaving negative private reviews. Work on your communication to ensure your buyers are well-informed about your services and satisfied with the work you deliver.

200 isn't a very big number, but you should be getting at least 2–4 clicks per day with that many impressions. If you are getting impressions but failing to get clicks, that basically means the buyers are not finding your gigs attractive enough. Whatever is wrong, only you can fix it. Do research. Take a look at successful gigs in your category and try to find out what they are doing differently. Try to make your gig images a bit more professional-looking. Here's a good article by Fiverr on gig images: https://www.fiverr.com/support/articles/4410883326481-Gig-image-guidelines-Making-the-most-of-your-Gig-image?segment=seller

What you are experiencing usually happens when you receive negative private feedback. If your private feedback stats fall below a certain threshold, all the gigs take a nosedive and the gig promotion option is turned off. It takes anywhere from 2 weeks to 3 months for your gigs and account to recover. As of now, all you can do is complete the order you have or the orders you get from your returning buyers.

How many impressions are you getting in a day?

You are breaking forum rule #8 by using ChatGPT to post.

Indeed. Try this. Open accounts of his recent 3 buyers. Look at the profiles from which they have received the reviews. There are a lot of similar sellers. When you visit those seller profiles, you'll see the exact same thing. It's like a spider's web. You can spend days researching and finding these accounts with fake reviews.

He isn't lying, actually. He is telling the truth. He really hasn't received any orders recently. This is just a theory. I am not blaming anyone. Based on the profiles of his recent buyers, I have a feeling (I'd say I am 99.85% sure) that all the recent reviews he has are fake. He is saying he hasn't received any orders in the last 8 months because he really hasn't received any orders. The reviews we see are bought from some guy promising success on Fiverr. I am not sure if I remember it correctly, but they call these orders VVRO or something like that. This is similar to that club fiasco we had a few weeks ago. If anyone has some free time on their hands, like I do now, do a little research. Visit the account of his recent buyers. You'll see a very clear pattern. If you dig a bit deeper, you'll end up finding hundreds of accounts doing the exact same thing. My coffee is finished, and so is my leisure time. I'll continue my research some other day.

The “good answer” is BS generated by ChatGPT (writing AI). As @donnovan86 mentioned, Fiverr Learn doesn't hand out any certifications apart from a course completion badge on your profile.

As for as I know, it doesn't matter.

I don't really do that. I tried it 2–3 times in the past. When I wasn't getting orders, I could see my gig on the first page of my gig category, but when I was getting tons of orders, it wasn't on the first page of my gig category. What that basically means is that it doesn't really matter where the gig is positioned when you search for it. Results are different for different users. As long as I am getting orders, I don't really care where my gig is positioned. Did you even read the OP's question?

They'd cheat. I remember having a discussion with someone on the forum who had a 9/10 in English but couldn't write a single sentence properly. Maybe a video call, but that might be a bit expensive considering the number of sellers joining Fiverr on a daily basis.

You can edit your gig images, pricing packages, description, requirements, FAQs, or whatever you wish to edit. I recently changed one of my gigs' videos, pricing, and description. There were no issues. My gig didn't lose its rank.

No one has an issue with anyone using reactions. We are talking about serial reactors. They are not reacting to the post because they liked what they read; they are reacting to increase their forum rank because some "Fiverr guru" told them that it would get them orders. I don't know about others forum members, but I like to see others reacting to my post when they find it useful, but because of these serial reactors, I had to turn off the notifications. Who said that? Forum members who are fed up with receiving hundreds of notifications a day are simply discussing the issue and putting forth their opinions. I don't really think the people who like every single post on the forum are worried about privacy.

Yes, that's a scam. These scammers mostly target new sellers. Simply mark their messages as spam and block them.

What you are experiencing usually happens when you receive negative private feedback. If your private feedback falls below a certain threshold, the stats of all the gigs take a nosedive. It takes anywhere from 2 weeks to 3 months for your gigs and account to recover. As of now, all you can do is complete the order you have or the orders you get from your returning buyers.

You can edit your gig images, pricing packages, description, requirements, FAQs, or whatever you wish to edit. None of these impact your gig rank. Of course, you might experience a rise in impressions if you improve your gigs.

You can. I recently changed one of my gigs' videos. There were no issues. You can edit your gig images, pricing packages, description, requirements, FAQs, or whatever you wish to edit. None of these impact your gig rank.

It takes anywhere from 2 weeks to 3 months for your gigs and account to recover. As of now, all you can do is complete the order you have or the orders you get from your returning buyers. Getting positive private feedback would help.

Who did you email? What are you emailing them about? It takes time to become successful. If you are looking for overnight success, this is not the right platform for you. Your gig image could be a bit more attention-grabbing. Here's a good article by Fiverr on gig images: https://www.fiverr.com/support/articles/4410883326481-Gig-image-guidelines-Making-the-most-of-your-Gig-image?segment=seller There is only one paragraph of text in the gig description. I wouldn't want to read text that was set up that way. Give it some room. Make it easy to read. Add some more information about the services you are offering.

You've already posted this with the other account. What's the point of making a post with both accounts? There is no solution. If Fiverr says that they “took the action carefully, and it cannot be undone”. There is nothing you can do about it. Fiverr must have found some evidence against you; otherwise, they wouldn't have banned you. Moreover, we are just buyers and sellers on this forum; if Fiverr CS denies reinstating your account, there is nothing we can do about it.

There is no solution. Here's the thing: If Fiverr says that they “took the action carefully, and it cannot be undone”. There is nothing you can do about it. Fiverr must have found some evidence against you; otherwise, they wouldn't have banned you. Moreover, we are just buyers and sellers on this forum; if Fiverr CS denies reinstating your account, there is nothing we can do about it.

Sorry, I am not sure if I understand. I recommend discussing this with Fiverr CS.

No, you cannot use the same internet connection. One internet connection has one IP address. All four of those ports have the same IP address. You cannot create multiple accounts and sell the exact same service with the same IP address.

You have been "working in the fiverr for a long time" but you are a new seller. That doesn't make any sense. If you are a new seller, how could you have been "working in the fiverr for a long time"? Your profile says that you are a member since “Mar 2023”, it has been less than a month since you created this profile. It takes time to get ranked. Be patient. Please do not lie about your language proficiency on your profile. You clearly aren't fluent in English.

You are getting orders. You've completed at least 8 orders in the last 30 days.