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I have $20 / day, promoting 4 gigs with no cap.

Try incognito mode. Also the rankings are not fixed, they are different from time to time and from browser to browser. As long as your impressions are rising, I woould not be worried at all about my gig rankings.

Just remind your buyer that all comunication and work must go through Fiverr. Never interact, contact, or leave them your contact information if its not essential to complete the job, as you are risking a ban.

Are you referring to the portfolio feature? Currently, only Pro, TRS, Rising Talent, and Fiverr Business sellers are able to participate in all categories. You can read more about it here: https://business.fiverr.com/support/articles/4413134063633-Using-My-Portfolio?segment=seller

I am from central EU and what @donnovan86 said its true. The prices went to the moon. Not just the electricity, gas, wood, pellets...also food, gasoline, construction material. Government is talking about limiting the heating with gas only daytime and only to 20 degrees celsius in some residential buildings. Annual inflation rate eased to 10% in September of 2022 from 11% in August. It will be a cold and expensive winter...

My delivery time is always 4-5days, but I can handle 20-25 orders in queue max, so 4-5 per day. I do everything myself. Sometimes I even have too much work and I have to decline some projects. But you gave me a good idea to think of - how are agencies on Fiverr handling this? So is possible that more then one person accesses the account? or can I delegate the job to another designer inside my panel? I know there is Fiverr Business but I doubt this is for sellers also.

Who wants to have 100+ orders in queue 😰 I have no idea how/when I would finish them. Do sellers really have so many orders in queue or are you asking how someone has 100+ reviews over a X months, years?

UPDATE! My promoted gigs feature is back after 2 months. Ranking are still super low, but surely something is moving in the right direction. I will let a few days more pass and will give you guys a longer review of what I did in this time.

If you rank well, don`t touch your gigs. Just don`t really. When you see a slightly drop, then edit what you planned to do.

Happy ending 🙂 I am glad to read everything worked out for you and you still got your accout. Wish you all the best with your Fiverr business🙂

Yes its crazy how important are these first-time Buyers. Those are Buyers whose very first purchase on Fiverr. They calculate their experience separately because if they have a bad experience with a Seller during their first purchase they tend to not come back to Fiverr at all, not just to that Seller. And since now my gigs are nowhere to be found, I asked my success manager how the hell, I am going to improve that, if 1. I get orders only from regular clients, 2. Promotion options are disabled. He didn`t had any good advice for me rather than I had to drive my own traffic. I told him if I knew how to do that, I would not work on Fiverr and had my own design agency.

The worst thing to me is that I didn`t get a negative public feedback, but just a negative private one. And from a new buyer (as far as I know, from what my success manager told me). And so I don`t know exactly what went wrong. I would rather see that the buyer is honest and when I deliver the job, they tell me if they want anything changes, that`s why revisions are for.

Still the same. Getting orders from regular clients only. I am focusing on projects outside Fiverr and building a second source of income.

Not yet😞 and I also cannot promote my gig anymore. My gigs got down even before yours, end of June.