• Level One: To be a level one at Fiverr you have to be active on the site for at least 30 days, and deliver 10 orders. Your feedback, and ratings though must be in good standing. When you're a level one at Fiverr you will have the ability to add gig extras to your gigs so you won't just earn that small $5.00, and have something to boost your earnings. You can offer to deliver your gig extra fast for a fee (so instead of you delivering it in 7 days you can deliver it in 2), or add extra features to it in the fixed amounts of $5, $10, and $20 (you can't offer higher amounts until you reach higher levels). You can only have a max of 4 gig extras per gig.
• Level Two: To be a level two at Fiverr you have to deliver at least 50 orders or more within the past two months, and have a good track record (ratings, feedback, and all). When your a level two at Fiverr you can add a max of 8 gig extras, and raised it up to a max of $40. You will also get priority support.
• Top Seller: You aren't automatically promoted to being a top seller like the other two levels above. Instead you have to be manually chosen by Fiverr editors. This is based on really high ratings (basically 100% positive feedback), great customer service, number of sales (they have to be steady every month or else you will lose the top seller promotion--yes you can be de-promoted as a top seller if your sales are no longer in their usual high standings), seniority, and leadership (in the community that is). As a top seller you get V.I.P. support, early access to beta features, better sales tools, and add up to 20 gig extras and raise the prices up to $100.

4. THE BEST WAYS TO PROMOTE YOURSELF:

• If you're creating a Gig at Fiverr, you better have a video. It's one of the easiest ways to let your personally show through, and gain a little bit of trust from your buyers. Buyers at Fiverr can also get a little glimpse of what your gig has to offer. Sure you can show those sneak previews by uploading some pics, but wouldn't be better to see your gig in action rather than see it through a still image (this does not apply if you are drawing or painting)?

• You've already heard this a million times, but I must say it again: Social Networking sites. Depending on how active you are on social networking platforms (twitter, Facebook  Reddit, blogger, etc) you might or might not get a lot of gig orders. If you want to have a shot at this through social networking site then you have add the main ingredient--get social. Start branching out, and talking to other people. You could even do this at forums which leads us to the next step. 

• Using the Fiverr forum to your full advantage. Being active within a community is one of the best ways to get feedback, and tips on how to improve your gigs and make the most out of it. You can also find out better ways to promote yourself, and learn from other member's experiences at Fiverr.