Fiverr repeat buyer badge?

[bugmyday]

hi does anyone know how many orders is needed to get that badge?

 

[Rikabu]

I guess it doesn't matter (the numbers), the more repetitive buyer you got then you're rewarded with that badge

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

No order limit, there's a time limit:

• Repeat buyers
  • The number of buyers who ordered from you again within the last 90 days.
• Repeat buyers (%)
  • The percentage of buyers who ordered from you again within the last 90 days.

https://www.fiverr.com/support/articles/4404431241617?segment=seller

 

[getivan]

I have a Fiverr account, which is nearly in Top Seller status.
The problem with the platform is that it strongly rewards low-level gigs.
So, if you wanna get all the rewards and benefits, you basically have to do everything as cheaply as possible, in high volume.

 

[bugmyday]

I have a Fiverr account, which is nearly in Top Seller status.
The problem with the platform is that it strongly rewards low-level gigs.
So, if you wanna get all the rewards and benefits, you basically have to do everything as cheaply as possible, in high volume.

Ya that the problem i am selling high amount gig but having a return buyer reward can help a lot in your business.

 

[getivan]

Ya that the problem i am selling high amount gig but having a return buyer reward can help a lot in your business.

I know how you feel... that's what I was suspecting...
My gigs are $40 to $290, so with lower volume, it heavily affects many aspects of your services.
Fiverr isn't really designed to support higher quality services, which is a shame.

It really helps to have a $5 order, but with that comes a lot of super low-quality buyers and bounced orders.
The only thing I can say, as a sympathetic peer, is that if you can figure-out a low-level version of your offer, then it does help in a lot of ways.
Over 40% of my business is repeat buyers, but I still don't have that status, so it might require more than that, which means I need lower-level offers.

 

[bugmyday]

I know how you feel... that's what I was suspecting...
My gigs are $40 to $290, so with lower volume, it heavily affects many aspects of your services.
Fiverr isn't really designed to support higher quality services, which is a shame.

It really helps to have a $5 order, but with that comes a lot of super low-quality buyers and bounced orders.
The only thing I can say, as a sympathetic peer, is that if you can figure-out a low-level version of your offer, then it does help in a lot of ways.
Over 40% of my business is repeat buyers, but I still don't have that status, so it might require more than that, which means I need lower-level offers.

Can you tell me your score ? from fiverr stats return buyer tab

 

[Juherianto]

I think Fiverr currently rewarded the returning buyer, if I am not mistaken the label of that returning buyer who uses Fiverr very often is V.O.D

 

[HoNeYBiRD]

I just understood, what you're asking .

So this is a screenshot from the support article:

Here's another screenshot:

Judging by these, the score rather depends on the percentage of repeat buyers than the number of repeat orders themselves. It's not public, how it's calculated exactly. You should be getting the badge, when the score goes above 95. If you have a lot of new people ordering from you, you might never reach it.

 

[getivan]

Can you tell me your score ? from fiverr stats return buyer tab

Ohhh, I see that, now...
I guess you need 95, in order to get that badge.
They have changed my category like three times, automatically, so I guess I don't have a score anymore:

I used to me nestled under an email marketing category, because I sell B2B Lists and Scraping services.
Then, they switched me to a different Lead Generation category, and that's where I had good stats for a while.
Recently, though, they switched me to a business>lead generation>sales sub-category, I guess.

I didn't realize that affected things like this...
That's kind-of whack.
They won't even let me change my main category on my main gig anymore.
They just don't have a proper place for B2B services, it seems.

I guess you have to get that 95, it looks like, though...