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Before coming to Fiverr you should already know where your skills lie. If you have multiple talents create a gig for each one. However, Fiverr is not a learning course. Don't create a gig you aren't skilled at and think you will miraculously receive orders and become a pro at it.

You're already ranked a 5/14. Just keep doing what you're doing I guess. Honestly though, your forum rank will not help you get any orders.

Since it's based on a 90 day cycle it won't stick around for too long after obtained. Should be a permanent badge in my opinion, but still cool to see.

I was given the option on all 3 of my gigs. I'm not sure if it's something I want to implement though. I decline more work than I accept to be honest. Plus I need to make sure I'm the right fit for a project before committing to it.

Fiverr should implement infinite scrolling on the search so everyone is on the first page. 🤔😁

@maitasunis correct. Each time you edit your gig, it's temporarily removed from the search, so constantly doing so may do more harm than good.

People seem to think if you keep a crappy store open for 24 hrs it'll receive more business. Instead they need to focus on putting up a new display sign out front, reorganizing the shelves, cleaning up the aisles, etc.

Look for ways to enhance your gig. Maybe your gig description could be a bit more clear. Maybe your gig images aren't eye-catching enough. Maybe your prices are to high/low. Don't just sit online for 15 hours stalking the Buyer Request section.

Respectfully, I do not agree with your advice. If you and 500 other sellers in your field are all online at the same time, a buyer will still choose the person most qualified. Being online will not get you more orders unless you have a well thought out gig. Most buyers look for professionalism, competitive pricing, clear descriptions, good reviews, and impressive portfolios.

Fiverr rotates gigs on the regular so they're never in the same position each day. Your impressions are going down because less people are seeing your gig. Could be due to rotation, could be the competition is doing better, could be a number of things. If you find an issue with your gig description, images, or anything else in your gig, go ahead and edit. If not why bother.

Your “hack” is just a way to game the system. Even though it doesn’t make sense since you’ll be on your buyer account not your seller account. What you’re suggesting is still fraudulent and an unethical way to run your business. Imagine Fiverr CS browsing the forum and coming across your awesome advice. I’m sure that would help “rank” your gigs. /s

Reply to the first message a buyer sends to you in under 1 hour.

Please don’t tell me what to do. Begging to differ means to politely disagree with someone, I wasn’t being rude. Since you clearly have one on one insight as to what Fiverr does and doesn’t care about, I won’t waste my time trying to make my point further.

Of course you can delete your account and open another one. Fiverr does’t care. It is only a problem when you have more than one accounts. Yes, you can also use any payoneer account that is not linked with Fiverr whether old or new accounts. Payoneer also doesn’t care. The thing is when you delete your account on Fiverr, all you data including linked payment method are also deleted. I have deleted my account before, though I regret doing that now, opened a new account and I am using my old payoneer on this new acccount. Just make sure you are not trying to link one payoneer accounts to two Fiverr accounts. I hope this helps? I beg to differ. If that is indeed the case then a seller with negative reviews can simply delete their account and start again from scratch (making the review system useless).

Why? You have 187 reviews. Sure, some of them aren’t stellar but the good ones outweigh the bad.

Gaming the system is never a good idea.

You give bad advice. It seems like the people who eventually get banned are the people who are looking to cut corners and game the system.

Status is updated automatically by Fiverr. There’s no way around it. Once you meet the requirements you will be promoted to the next level on evaluation day.

A more established reputation.

Even God doesn’t know how Fiverr works. What have you been doing to change your situation? Try searching the forum for helpful tips from trusted sellers.

Modify the ranked? I don’t know if anyone could answer your question since it isn’t very clear.

You indeed did do something wrong. You shared your contact information in hopes of communicating with a potential client outside of Fiverr. I suggest reading the Terms of Service again so you can avoid these type of mistakes in the future.

image2048×2048 928 KB14 days really?!?!?!?!

I understand we aren’t in the same road, I just wanted to mention my experience using OOO. Maybe extending your delivery time to something ridiculous would’ve helped. Either way whatever, thanks for sharing.

Went on a cruise and activated OOO for 8 days. What I did before my vacation was add my returning clients and new potential clients who all inquired about having work done, to my personal queue. When I returned and went back online, I hit them up and told them I was ready to work. I got 3 orders within a couple days which helped get me back on track.