breals

The comments and badges you see on this forum have no alignment to your Fiverr profile and gigs. It's an opportunity for people to read, research and ask for help.

Probably by reading the answers to the same question you posted 48 hours ago? Read the forum. The information is out there, you just have to find it. Don't think the magic lamp will show a Genie for new freelancers straight away. You have to work hard and earn your place at the top Breals

I think in this case you're going to need a very big shovel to dig yourself out of the whole you have created. 😀 I suspect Fiverr customer services will see straight through this Mr Patel. 😀You may have had a better chance with Elvis Presley or Bill Gates!!!

The first sentence from your profile is this Hi , I am Sakline Mostakim Rial . a digital Market and SEO expert. I have 3 years of experience in digital marketing and lead generating. Is this not what you do??

Orders get cancelled from time to time - Fact However, you can limit any confusion by ensuring that your gig is clear and transparent in what you have to offer. It sounds like an order was made based on what the seller saw on your gig, therefore you need to do your own due diligence and make sure that whatever you state you do you can deliver. In terms of the L1 cut off. The stats are the stats. they are there for a reason. Breals

Congratulations. Now the hard work begins to try and maintain that status. The true test of a freelancer on Fiverr is to maintain that standard day in day out. Breals

As @donnovan86 has said, you need to work hard and offer exceptional service. As a web designer myself it is disappointing that you're showcasing templates and themes as your own work. Anyone can download and take screenshots of them, but you're giving the impression that you have designed these and state them to be 'custom builds'. This is also apparent on your portfolio. Any experienced eye can see this, and I suspect that this may be a contributing factor to you not getting any gigs. Also look at your gig descriptions, be a bit more professional in how you speak. the first words I see are 'i'm gonna design'. Where have you gone???? Put your own work up and let the client decide if it's good enough. Using a template is not web design, it's data entry, and your gig should reflect that this is what you're doing. Do not give the impression that you're offering a bespoke site when you're clearly not. If all you're doing is changing words and photographs. drop your prices and reflect what you're doing in your gig. You may get more sales that way. Above all, be honest in what you do. state what you do in your FAQs and don't set yourself up to fail Breals