Why I have very few impresions on my gigs?

[jancalonge]

Do you know why I only have 20 impressions in my gigs? I've had them activated for 3 days.

Thanks!

[mukterhossain52]

If you try to stay online most of the fiverr then hopefully your impressions will increase and you can benefit a lot.

[ummeysafi]

If you promoting your gig then it will increased your gig impression... 

[jamalhossainbd]

9 minutes ago, mukterhossain52 said:

If you try to stay online most of the fiber then hopefully your impressions will increase and you can benefit a lot.

good advice

[shadiya646]

54 minutes ago, jancalonge said:

Do you know why I only have 20 impressions in my gigs? I've had them activated for 3 days.

Thanks!

 

[sm_minnat]

you should improve your gig title and keyword/tag...

to increase your gig impression.

Thank you.

[developernasim]

Share your gig on social media

Choose low competitor keyword

Check description keyword density

 

[rashadujjamanr]

• Maybe your gig image isn’t so eyecatcher 
• Maybe you didn't SEO your gig perfectly
• Maybe you didn't use the perfect keyword

There could be many more. Try to research before making a gig.

[nikitakakade24]

Share your gig on social media 

if your gig is qualified, promote them. It will increase the impression. 

[jonbaas]

7 hours ago, nikitakakade24 said:

if your gig is qualified, promote them. It will increase the impression.

NO, it will not. Impressions are not increased by off-site links. Promoting a gig on social media WILL NOT increase your impressions. Impressions are only gained, on Fiverr, when someone clicks on your gig in the search results, or in a service category. Please understand how Fiverr works, before you attempt to share "advice". It actually harms other sellers to be giving them bad advice.

[uk1000]

10 minutes ago, jonbaas said:

NO, it will not. Impressions are not increased by off-site links.

Though when she said:

7 hours ago, nikitakakade24 said:

if your gig is qualified, promote them

she probably meant using the "Promote Gigs" option on Fiverr (where it's not off-site), where it can show an ad for your gig (like a normal gig image but I think with "promoted" on it) I think near the top of gig search results. So I assume that could increase impressions, unless impressions from Fiverr's promoted gigs option are just counted separately (there is a separate promoted gigs page on Fiverr that shows impressions from them).

[lawan21]

On 7/8/2021 at 9:14 PM, mukterhossain52 said:

If you try to stay online most of the fiverr

Did you get an increase in impressions doing so....?😁

[expert_abdur]

There are many ways to improve impressions, clicks, views, and conversions to move your Gig from the last page to the first pages.

1. Stay online 24/7, use Mobile Apps to stay online for maximum time.
2. Choose a proper keyword in the title of your Gig.
3. Share your Gigs to Social Media.
4. Don’t get the orders canceled on your Gig.
5. Maintain a good response rate on your profile.
6. Timely provide final deliveries.
7. Use proper search tags while creating a Gig.

Hope this information will help you the achieve the best.

[andywarburton]

On 7/8/2021 at 5:54 PM, jamalhossainbd said:

good advice

this is not good advice, it's utter rubbish. Being online for longer will not increase your rank in any way, shape or form. It might increase your chances of getting messages but it doesn't impact direct sales or rank.

[shohayebshihab]

Impression depend on the gig seo and public engagement with the gig. You need to share your gig to social media to increase impression as well.

[nazmul1419]

Share your gig any social media increase your gig impression as Up. 

[uk1000]

11 hours ago, andywarburton said:

Being online for longer will not increase your rank in any way, shape or form.

Do you have any proof of this?

If seller A doesn't log in for 3 months and seller B logs in and eg. views buyer requests daily/every few days or views some other site pages daily, and their gigs and stats are otherwise equal are you saying that neither would be ranked any better than the other? One should be more likely to be shown in the "online" filters. Also Fiverr does say it takes into account "availability and engagement metrics" in search algortihm(s) though they don't say exactly what those metrics are.

[nikitakakade24]

16 hours ago, jonbaas said:

NO, it will not. Impressions are not increased by off-site links. Promoting a gig on social media WILL NOT increase your impressions. Impressions are only gained, on Fiverr, when someone clicks on your gig in the search results, or in a service category. Please understand how Fiverr works, before you attempt to share "advice". It actually harms other sellers to be giving them bad advice.

I am sorry about that