jonbaas

None of us can answer this question for you, because every seller's experience will be different.

What is "a fivver"? What is a "marker place"? Perhaps it would be beneficial for you to improve you English skills before seeking to communicate with others (and with buyers), here on Fiverr. You don't, because there is no such thing as "rank", here on Fiverr. That's not how Fiverr works. As many as it takes.

What Fiverr update? Why is an alleged "Fiverr update" always the reason that new sellers give for their failure to gain orders? You, as a seller, are the reason why you don't have orders, briefs, or clients. What dedicated steps have YOU been taking to connect to your target customers, and convince them to hire you? In what ways are you presenting yourself as a better choice than your thousands of competitors? What do you expect us to do? We have no control over the orders or briefs that you earn/gain.

Your Fiverr profile defines and reflects you as a seller. You, as a seller, are interacting with others on this forum, therefore, your profile is a valid reflection of the seller you purport to be, here on the forum. A reflection of you is the very nature and purpose of a "profile".

Yes, that is so. Apparently Fiverr saw something in your seller intentions that does not reflect the kind of sellers that they want in their marketplace.

Most people with regular jobs get paychecks every two weeks. Fiverr's 14-day clearance is no different. You can easily wait 14 days as well, just like the person who works at McDonald's, or the office worker, or the skilled factory laborer.... etc. Fiverr's 14-day withdrawal is perfectly normal and appropriate. It you want 7-day withdrawal, work hard to be worthy of the TRS seller level.

There has been no "new update". Please stop blaming Fiverr for your failure to earn orders. The problem you face is that you are not out-competing your competitors, and you are not effectively convincing your target customers to hire you. Who are your target customers, and why should they hire you?

The only strategy is to be a great seller whom your target customers need to hire.

None of us can answer this question, because order volume is different for every seller. Again, none of us can answer this question. If you want more orders, take actions. Connect to your target customers, and convince them to hire you. Waiting around for a miracle, or random orders, is not how freelancers become successful sellers.

None of us have the power to ensure that you get views on your gig.

Of course there are, but you will only figure out those ways through trial, error, and experimentation. Only you know what appeals to your target customers. Asking us to do your work for you -- so that you don't have to experiment for success on your own -- is not how you grow as a freelancer. What do your target customers respond to? What kind of imagery do they like? What do you think you can do to better capture their attention, so that they choose to hire you, and not one of your thousands of competitors?

Why are you expecting Fiverr to "get you orders"? Figure out who your target customers are, learn about their needs, and get out there (wherever they are located), and market your services to them. Think like a businessman/woman, not a dependant charity.

Amen to that!

Be a great seller whom your target customers need to hire.

I have no past experience with your gig.

You offer a gig/service that provides lead generation. Shouldn't you already know how to do what you are asking?

You are certainly skilled, just keep in mind that you are also competing against 423,000 other logo design and illustration gigs. Competition here is fierce. If you want orders, you are going to have to find a way to be better and more unique than the many other sellers offering the same exact services as you do.

Buyer Requests have been removed from Fiverr. There will be no more Buyer Requests.

What kind of advice are you looking for? None of us can make you successful.

Define what you perceive to be a "stunning title". The Fiverr marketplace does not operate as an SEO-based search engine. It functions as a gig-to-buyer matching algorithm. Tags do not guarantee sales. They are only a limited part of the marketplace system. Again, this does little to nothing in a marketplace that does not operate like a standard internet search engine. As long as it relates to the service, and is a well-produced reflection of that service. This only offers a return, if you already have an existing consumer base for your services. Randomly posting your gig links all over social media does nothing, because the people who need to see your posts, are not already connected to your social accounts. No. Sell services that you are skilled at completing. Fiverr is a marketplace for skilled freelancers, not a charity for free stuff.

This is the nature of competitive marketplaces, of which Fiverr is one. What steps have you taken to be better than your competition?

I've had multiple "buyers" send me messages and ask (some have demanded) that I sell them my $180 package for only $5, because, "they are on a budget, and don't want to make an investment into something they might not want in the end". So yes, the problem is rooted in an abundance of cheap buyers, who seem to think that a marketplace like Fiverr is full of whatever they want, and its supposed to be cheap and low-cost. The desperate sellers, willing to bend over backwards for those cheap buyers don't help matters either.

Unfortunately, I have no previous experience with your gig.

I'm not sure what this means, but I can say, with certainty, that you probably don't want imaginary orders. 😉 What steps, and actions, have you taken to connect to your target customers, and convince them to hire you?

Unless you can provide a specific answer to my question, I can guarantee that you are not doing anything that builds your business. HOW and IN WHAT WAYS are you "trying"?