Only 960 gigs are shown in a search result

[umer3488]

Hello!
I was wondering about one thing.

When someone searches a category, it shows 48 gigs on one page. And the total number of pages is 20. It means only 960 gigs are shown to a customer.

And these gigs are the ones with reviews

And the total number of gigs in that certain category might be ranging from 1500 to 150,000(in my case; WordPress)

And it means a new seller has NO chance to get organic traffic.

Anyone, to tell me, if my observation is right?
And, if it is, do I have any other reason to stay on Fiverr? I mean…motivation to keep on going in such a hilarious competition.

[donnovan86]

Hello!

I was wondering about one thing.

When someone searches a category, it shows 48 gigs on one page. And the total number of pages is 20. It means only 960 gigs are shown to a customer.

And these gigs are the ones with reviews

And the total number of gigs in that certain category might be ranging from 1500 to 150,000(in my case; WordPress)

And it means a new seller has NO chance to get organic traffic.

Anyone, to tell me, if my observation is right?

And, if it is, do I have any other reason to stay on Fiverr? I mean…motivation to keep on going in such a hilarious competition.

Most likely you have the Best Selling Filter.

It just shows 20 best selling pages. Switch to Recommended, and you will see all of them.

And, if it is, do I have any other reason to stay on Fiverr?

Fight to become a best seller, work hard. Quitting shouldn’t be an option.