strategist_ceo

Not related but since we are talking about "stink" I think it would be helpful to revert to the previous user interface/user experience, in which a seller could easily refer to messages in the "Inbox" or "Order" tab. Now the "Orders" tab is hidden in "My Business" and it is difficult for a seller to be aware of any new notifications.

The popularity of your gigs does not necessarily correlate with the traffic they receive. Fiverr sometimes does not want to give you the traffic, and there is nothing you can do about it. I think your gig description could be improved by rewriting it. The current description is too generic and a conversational tone would work great! One other strategy is to set a low price for your "basic" gig, like a $5 or $10 consult. This will entice buyers to read your description, then upsell them for normal / premium gigs. I recommend charging the rates listed, at least that's what I do. I don't charge more than what is listed in the gig, and I don't give discounts. (referring to your twitch streaming gig) I am uncertain whether I am doing well enough on fiverr to give unsolicited advice, but I hope my two cents' worth is helpful.

I will not be doing it. However, I will offer some unsolicited suggestion: Why don't you show it to others first?

Everyone experiences this from time to time. The reason for this is that there are too many sellers, and Fiverr is trying to give "everyone an equal chance". Many sellers here refer to this as "gig rotation". The last time this happened to me, I had no work for seven weeks, then suddenly received over ten thousand impressions in one week (and got tons of work).

I lost two orders because it can't be created and the client was complaining he can't order. I think it happens at a certain time (Morning - Noon of United States?).

After reading your post, I visited your profile—and was disappointed to find that this is your main portfolio/banner for one of your gigs. It looks too unpolished to be the "best". 73ab44fa3fcb5444d3bf7141852787cce115c0bf.webp

The warning was removed (as it should).

The problem is their initial response is to throw it back to the seller, lol.

I'm glad it is an issue that can be solved

I got a template response. However I challenged it, I think warning can be removed. They did say that the first warning is for "education" purpose only. Direct quote: "Please bear in mind that this warning bears no functional changes to your profile, and has been issued strictly for educational purposes. "

no way to get it back, it is quite random to be honest. I have a few good months but it didn't come back either.

I hope this happens too. I made a referral after understanding a person's plight, to which I got a warning (to my surprise), I have already contacted customer service.

Has anyone ever had a warning removed before? I just received a warning for making a referral, but I believe this to be a misunderstanding. In fact, I reported his text earlier in the conversation because it violated terms of use (I reported before I got the warning too). After understanding his problem, I referred him to a local professional who will be able to assist him. This was what got me flagged. The referral will not result in any benefit for me. The violation from a single line out that is totally out of context surprised me.

This is why I said he is respected here. The truth is still the truth—even if someone is friends with the president, that doesn't mean he or she works for the White House or U.S. government. An opinion or speculation shouldn't be insisted upon as a matter of fact. The speculator insisted that the information was true according to his relationship or regular conversation with the fiverr team, but it does not make a gossip true or a likely-to-be true opinion, factual.

I don't think my English is perfect, but I don't need to correct you on "opinions", "facts", and "factual" here. Your interpretation of those terms is incorrect, and it's not the first time you've made such a mistake. I chose not to respond the last time you made this error (with me as well), and I will choose the same course of action now. And when I say I won't reply, I won't. 😜

You care enough to reply to a response that was not directed to you and want all the credit for an "opinion" that you think has more authority than the official response of Fiverr customer service or their website, and you feel that all of your statements are true and factual, is "something that I don’t know why and don’t care to find out.".

Your findings are speculative, while I find you to be a respected member of this forum with many valuable opinions. You do not speak for Fiverr itself, whom maintains that there was no such thing as "rotation". We both speculated that this is factual.

You may speculate and interpret as you wish: my gig cannot be promoted since April 14th and allowed to promote since yesterday June 13th. This is exactly 60 days, which is commonly perceived as two months. I think the cycle is at 30-day intervals. This reminds me of a mention of 90 days interval.

As I mentioned in the post you quoted, I read it from the forum that some moderators and success managers are on the vetting team. However, this is not stated as a matter of fact. I did not engage in speculation, but merely mentioned what I read in a previous thread on this forum. I will acknowledge if you say that the information is incorrect, or if I have paraphrased it incorrectly. And no, "some of them are" and "some of them are" do not mean that moderators are sellers plus managers. I did not combine the two roles, so if I point out that you have phrased incorrectly, I am not wrong. 🙂

It's a combination of annoyance and frustration for them to submit my application on my behalf, only to receive a rejection within 15 minutes. I've been bothering them for 2 months. 😈

The rejection was sent via email. It was in CS because I was protesting against that particular submission that was submitted on my behalf without my knowledge or consent.

The email "Your application has moved to the next stage" etc. I got notified for every progress in email.

One thing you may not have read yet on the forum is that the people who decide whether you meet the requirements are some of the regular posters (moderators) on the forum. Some of them are "success managers" in Seller Plus. I did get an email response from them. I believe the process can take up to 3 months.

See the post above. I've been in touch with customer service since late September… and there was a bug. They will notify you by email.

Speculate how you want. I had a prefilled application sitting duck because there was a technical problem when it was not filled properly by me. It was not a properly prepared version (it was attempt number 13) as I was testing out the bug as requested by the customer service etc. Suddenly it was "submitted" not by myself... and this is the response I got from them. That detailed evaluation was all done within "15 minutes" after the submission that they decided to submit for me.