How to rank my gig first in search

[mohsin8]

Hello🙂
MY gig is listed at line 4 in search
how can i get this to the first line

[woofy31]

I’d say you’re already very lucky to be on line 4, some of us were hidden on other pages altogether 😉 But if you keep doing good work, you may end up on line 1 eventually.

[n4y33m]

**Promote,**

**Higher stats**

**&**

**more sales**. :sunny:

will rank your gig at top page :smiley:

[woofy31]

**Promote,****Higher stats****&****more sales**. :sunny: will rank your gig at top page :smiley:

Careful there, you’re using dangerous technology haha 😛

[videosketch]

Line 4 is not bad.
Just create a good and unique unique gig.

[jamesbulls]

There’s a LOT that goes into search ranking within Fiverr, but I’ve found that it boils down to the following:

1. Relevant gig title, description, and tags: writing these things correctly goes a very long way to getting your gig seen.
2. Fast delivery: Fiverr’s ranking system appears to give more weight to speed of delivery than anything else.
3. Total reviews: If you have +2,000 sales and a handful of negative reviews, then the system will sometimes think that you’re less qualified than a seller with 10 sales and no negative reviews. But having said that, this appears to be a big part of the ranking system and thus will give you greater placement over time as you build your portfolio.
4. External traffic: I haven’t seen this confirmed anywhere, but judging from what I’ve seen I very strongly suspect that Fiverr’s search algorithm likes to see external traffic combined with a lot of activity on a gig. Even if people aren’t buying anything, they appear to interpret a large volume of traffic as a sign of a well qualified seller.