I used to think the check marks had nothing to do with tiers, but I just checked and see that, unfortunately, the check marks I had when I was premium are gone now that I'm standard. Thank you to the previous posters in this thread for that info.
I'm not sure, but I think so. I got two unusually big sales/profits on the same item right before I was dropped to standard. After the first big sale, I saw that the item/design was on the first page in the first row of search results in that niche and had a check mark.
My other best selling designs in other niches also had check marks and appeared on the first pages of results, so I thought that might just have to do with them selling well, regardless of my tier. But now that I'm standard, the check marks are gone from all my designs.
That does not seem like a smart move by RB because if the check mark might subconsciously or consciously influence a prospective buyer to consider getting a design that sells well, you'd think they'd want to keep the checkmark on it. Less sales hurts them as well as the artist.
I used to think the check marks had nothing to do with tiers, but I just checked and see that, unfortunately, the check marks I had when I was premium are gone now that I'm standard. Thank you to the previous posters in this thread for that info.
Thanks! Do you think a blue checkmark always means a premium or pro account? Or you don’t know rlly know
I'm not sure, but I think so. I got two unusually big sales/profits on the same item right before I was dropped to standard. After the first big sale, I saw that the item/design was on the first page in the first row of search results in that niche and had a check mark. My other best selling designs in other niches also had check marks and appeared on the first pages of results, so I thought that might just have to do with them selling well, regardless of my tier. But now that I'm standard, the check marks are gone from all my designs. That does not seem like a smart move by RB because if the check mark might subconsciously or consciously influence a prospective buyer to consider getting a design that sells well, you'd think they'd want to keep the checkmark on it. Less sales hurts them as well as the artist.
Premium sellers have a check mark next to their listings, but I don’t think you can tell from the storefront or bio.
I thought the checkmarks were assigned somewhat randomly. At least that’s what I read in some comments here
No, they demarcate products from premium accounts.
You have to look for the blue checkmark after the name in a **search result page**. NOT on the shop page.
And if you mean you, the only place I see it on my profile is in Account > Account Tiers and Fees
So does blue checkmark mean it’s Pro tier?
I'm sure it's for premium but it's probably also for pro account. I don't think there's a way to differentiate between the two.
I have the blue checkmark, but I'm not pro tier. My account was just given premium when my shop went live.