vibronx

Well, you have one review, and it's 4 stars. You probably got a less-than-ideal private review as well. Fiverr won't promote you unless they're sure you'll make your clients happy. Generate a lead for yourself. It's what you do, right? Then deliver that order and make sure it's perfect, so you get a great review. Rinse and repeat.

You do lead generation, so I think a good start would be to generate a lead for yourself. Once you complete an order successfully, you should get more impressions.

In addition to the above, you also guarantee YouTube monetization in one of your gigs, which tells me that you don’t know what you’re talking about. YouTube has implemented much stricter rules on what is eligible for monetization, and there’s no way you can guarantee that a channel will be approved. That totally depends on the content and the reviewer from YouTube who needs to approve it. Also, your gig description (the monetization one) refers to an FAQ. However, you don’t have one. This makes me suspect that you stole your description from somebody else. If you didn’t, you should change that part so it makes sense.

Just wanna say that I never made a comment. The OP commented on the laugh emoji I put on his first post—in case that was what you were referring to. I agree with you that it would make more sense that human voice overs would be more valued. I hate AI (I think almost everybody on the forum knows that by now), and I’m doing a big project currently that will take hundreds of voice actors to complete. I’ll only be hiring real people. Never AI. I’m totally against that.

Your profile description is clearly written by ChatGPT... and to hilarious effect, I must say. But I'm pretty sure that if a buyer saw it, they would never consider buying from you. It tells them that your English level is very low AND that you're willing to just copy-paste something into your profile that you don't even understand. Also, you say that you will create a QR code generator in 1 hour. But what will you do if you're sleeping and get a direct order?

Thanks. It's difficult to figure out what might have triggered your account review since I can't see your gigs. I thought at first it might be because trading bots are prohibited. The Community Standards do include a line about sellers not being allowed to provide trading indicators, etc., but Fiverr has a "Trading Bot Development" category, so that wouldn't really make sense. I think for now you'll have to wait for them to finish the review or contact Fiverr via support@fiverr.com

What? Did you get a message/email about why your account is being reviewed? It'd be easier for us to help you if you shared what it said. Also, did you use the built-in Zoom feature here on Fiverr? If not, did you clear that with Fiverr first?

Yes. EDIT: Also, I'm not sure you'd be allowed to use a Reddit avatar as your profile picture on Fiverr (promoting commercial services). From Reddit: Do not monetize avatars or use your avatar as part of any marketing materials. Commercial use is reserved exclusively for Reddit and licensed partners. Reddit reserves the right to revoke personal/non-commercial use of avatars for any reason. https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/360050641932-What-are-the-guidelines-for-using-Reddit-s-custom-avatars-

What’s so right about it? All the scammers cheat on that test anyway. It’s not a good way to judge if somebody is a fluent English speaker. EDIT: Oh, I see you cheated on it too...

Why not? He cheated you and will probably cheat other people in the future.

If you really need help with that, I don't see much of a future for you on Fiverr. Also, if you need a robot to write your gig description, why should a buyer bother to read it? You didn't put any effort into it.

Well, I’d rather have no skills than my one skill being flooding the forum with my tears like you. All your posts on this forum are of you crying and complaining about something. What happened to your two warnings? You were so busy crying about those. And, of course, they weren’t your fault. No way. Nothing is ever your fault. And, you know, I only made my comment because you were being mean to @donnovan86 for no reason. I couldn’t care less about your stupid complaints about Pros. You’re one person, and your opinion doesn’t matter as much as you think it does. I know I’m honest, and that’s all that matters to me. But if you start insulting someone trying to have a normal conversation with you, that’s just rude. However, I suspect you’re just an entitled and rude person overall.

Are you ignoring @milos_siena’s question in the other thread? Well, I don’t think you need our help since you got 10/10 on all your tests. You’re clearly a genius.

I feel like this thread is really you complaining about your brother not being selected as a Pro.

More supply than demand.

You're violating Fiverr's Terms of Service by guaranteeing certain results. I also highly doubt your claim of "organic" results.

What was wrong with the ten thousand other threads asking the same question? You did google your question or use the search bar on the forum before posting this topic, right?

Buyers can sort by "new sellers", so you'll have at least some chance of being seen there. I sometimes use that filter as a buyer. Otherwise, one of the best ways to stand out is to offer very, very low prices in the beginning just to get some reviews so buyers start trusting you and then increase your prices gradually. That's how I did it.

It's not hopeless. Just keep practicing! Maybe you could send your gig description or a content piece you've written to an editor to get feedback on what could be improved. I think that could be a good way to learn, especially if they could point out some of the mistakes you make and perhaps help you understand them.

Who is that guy in your second gig image, then?

That’s a new one… Also, I’ll ask you the same question I ask a lot of YouTube thumbnail creators. Did you ask Mr. Beast for permission before you used his image to promote your gig?

That isn't true. I have been both selling and buying on this account for years.

You can learn things and have people like me tell you all the rules you're breaking! Isn't that fun? Also, I see you posted in another thread giving another user advice. I suggest you refrain from doing that till you're more successful on the platform.

Why would I have you create AI art for me when I could just go and generate it myself? And why should I choose you and not the thousands of other AI artists? You need to answer that in your gig descriptions. RIght now, they're not persuasive in the least.

As @ahmwritingcoand @vickiespencer told you yesterday, you have several mistakes in your gig description. I doubt you have the skills necessary to write professionally when taking that into account—at least not in English. Maybe offering writing in your native language instead would be a better option?