abeljimenez271

Absolutely, if they're considering the entire lifespan of the gig, it's going to be extremely challenging to turn things around.

This is exactly what I was questioning the folks at Fiverr in a support ticket: how am I supposed to boost my score if my gig has vanished? Their response was quite literal: I should bring in outside traffic to my gig...

I'm not sure what's on your mind, but what other option do I have? Could things possibly get any worse? Well, they could suspend my account, but honestly, it wouldn't change much since I haven't received any orders on Fiverr for weeks. So, I had to give it a shot. I launched my gig about 4 months back, always playing by Fiverr's TOS and keeping my metrics in check (or at least I thought so). But what did it really get me? Absolutely nothing...

My gig is still missing, and my success score remains at 4... I've had 4 new orders since the installation of the new system, external customers of mine that I've managed to persuade to order through Fiverr to try to resolve this, but everything remains the same. Despite my requests, they have given all 5-star ratings, including the internal survey afterward, and yet nothing changes!

I find it incredible that after all the negative feedback that Fiverr is receiving, the only thing they do is to close a thread.... I am totally disappeared from the search results for having a 4 in success score (negative impact in Effective communication), despite having everything perfect. This is hopeless 😞

Just 2 weeks back, I was rocking the Choice label, everything was peachy, and my Gig was Top 1 on multiple keywords. Now I'm a level 0, with a measly 4 success score 'cause apparently, I have negative impact in effective communication... It's crazy, man. I've got a 100% response rate, over 50 orders ALL rated 5 stars, and not a single cancellation, but now my gig's gone from search results. And get this, with my keyword, there are only 3 pages of results, and mine ain't even on the last page. Contact support? Might as well be talking to a brick wall—just canned responses, zero real help. So long, Fiverr.