How to gigs appear on first page 🤔

[hafizargham]

Hi everyone, hope you all doing great. 

Actually I need your suggestions,

My gigs turn the game 🙄 all gigs visible on the last page and if we talk about impressions or clicks, in which day all impression and the clicks totally down no order no activity. 

But I'm full time freelancer 12 to 18 hours a day spending on fiverr. 

I have more than 7 years of experience in telecommunication center (Call Center) as a Team Leader. 

Thanks in advance, please suggest me what I need to do. 

Best Regards 

[megharaj_588]

Hi there,

Here's a tip: the way you craft your gig title makes a difference in whether or not your gig is boosted by the algorithm.

This may require a bit of experimentation, but start by creating and searching up potential gig titles on the Fiverr page, keeping an eye on the reviews and number of results that show up in your search. Overall, you should make sure that the title(s) you search up does not produce a large number of search results and still maintains a high volume of good/excellent ratings for most or all of the gigs shown. Then, in your own gig, use the title that produced the best outcome.

Generic or overused titles may be well-crafted, but they tend to produce a larger number of search results, which can therefore increase the likelihood of competition between gigs with similar titles.

I hope this answers your question, good luck!

[hafizargham]

2 hours ago, megharaj_588 said:

Hi there,

Here's a tip: the way you craft your gig title makes a difference in whether or not your gig is boosted by the algorithm.

This may require a bit of experimentation, but start by creating and searching up potential gig titles on the Fiverr page, keeping an eye on the reviews and number of results that show up in your search. Overall, you should make sure that the title(s) you search up does not produce a large number of search results and still maintains a high volume of good/excellent ratings for most or all of the gigs shown. Then, in your own gig, use the title that produced the best outcome.

Generic or overused titles may be well-crafted, but they tend to produce a larger number of search results, which can therefore increase the likelihood of competition between gigs with similar titles.

I hope this answers your question, good luck 

Yes it is. Thank alot for this suggestion.