milos_siena
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Data entry and typing jobs are something most people can do nowadays, so I am not sure how often buyers ask for these services. Consider adding some more skills.
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40 minutes ago, itsanwarraza said:
Not even a single bad review. Even my old client are returning. Only my rates are slightly higher now.
Do you see this in your gig page ?
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Your gig mentions doing college application work. Probably why it is denied.
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It is probably due to your main gig getting negative rates. You can check that on your gig page.
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Before the click, a buyer can see the gig picture, title, price and your rating. You are new and your prices are too high.
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Buyers send briefs and get matched with experienced sellers who's gigs are compatible with what a buyer needs.
You can read it all here:
https://help.fiverr.com/hc/en-us/articles/4415601609361-Get-matched-with-buyers
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Your 2 photos are very general. It can be much more attractive and informative.
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You probably got more impressions earlier, but your price is too high for a beginner. Similar skills are offered at much lower prices.
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Mark as spam and report. They want to take you out of Fiverr and scam you via telegram.
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Read this:
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Visit and explore the forum section "Tips From Sellers".
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It can take weeks or months. You may contact the support.
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48 minutes ago, melanielm said:
Really? If a buyer sends their social media link, they might get warned? I write for clients all the time who share various pages so I can get to know their business and brand. Are they getting in trouble for this? That seems impossible.
Well there is a list of allowed websites, but they probably tolerate more than that. If a page doesn't contain contact info, then it is okay. I'm just saying that social media is kind of edgy since you can communicate through it. I saw cases where users were warned for sharing this. As long as a human is to decide about the warning, there's no problem - he can see the context, but sometimes the system detects and warns.-
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I am 99% convinced that the reason is that you want to edit baby photos, it can be considered as an inappropriate service. You can contact support@fiverr.com and it would be better if you tell them that you will change your services. However, I cannot guarantee you a positive outcome.
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Yes, it is because of your performance unfortunately, you have a certain label attached to your profile from February and now your gigs are not visible. Work with old buyers and wait for about 6 months. Be patient.
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They can judge your ability only after the work is done. They can read your bio and gigs, but they can get this or that impression. Many sellers provide services like yours, and on the other hand, many of the potential buyers themselves can do that kind of job. Maybe you can provide some more skills and create more gigs.
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Fiverr doesn't share the details of this evaluation. It contains overviewing factors that are crucial for level 1 and level 2, but it contains more. Your overall profile, seniority and some hidden data of your profile.
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Read this:
https://help.fiverr.com/hc/en-us/articles/360011062838-Video-calls-Zoom-calls
Pay attention to "Video Call Policies"-
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They did say that you have clones - disabled account/s that they think that you made them, based either on the fact that they are created from the same device/ip, have similar gigs or profile picture. They said, after a couple of reviews, that the decision is final.
I am sorry, I am not the one who decides, but there is nothing more you can do.
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Read this. As for the fb an ig, since they are contact platforms, he might get a warning, although he just wants to explain the work. Might be better if he sends media through the websites mentioned in the topic above.-
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You can always search for similar skills and get some ideas from the other sellers. You can check how many sellers are there doing the same business. Sometimes is difficult when you have a lot of competition.
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The only thing you can do is to rewrite the gig title and focus on key words. It doesn't need to be that long. It might get you a better spot in search.
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Yes, I haven't typed the "_" character, sorry.
You have no restrictions or negative labels on your account. If the algorithm sent you that far in search, you can promote your gigs outside of Fiverr. Your gig could have better pictures and an FAQ section. Do you get a reasonable amount of impressions daily?-
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Try with the forum section - "Tips From Sellers". You have a lot of useful content there.
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What is the reason for asking for a gig status review?
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Do you still see this review thing? I've checked and all of your gigs are approved without any negative labels.