Gig SEO

[thewpxpertfiyah]

can anyone please guide me about SEO of gig if it is necessary or not and how do i do it?

[smashradio]

1 hour ago, thewpxpertfiyah said:

can anyone please guide me about SEO of gig if it is necessary or not and how do i do it?

Think of it like this: 

When someone searches for your gig on Fiverr, the algorithm goes to work. It looks for relevant gigs and sorts them based on performance and a range of other factors. In other words, the best optimization you can do is to make sure you do a great job. But that doesn't help you if the algorithm can't know what your gig is about. That's where SEO comes in. It's really easy, to be honest: your title, gig description, and keywords should be aligned with the type of service you offer. If you offer "logo design," those keywords should be in your title, gig description, and keywords. Just don't overdo it: make sure to use keywords as a natural part of your gig. Just spamming with a keyword won't help. 

 

 

[dushan4videoads]

8 hours ago, smashradio said:

Think of it like this: 

When someone searches for your gig on Fiverr, the algorithm goes to work. It looks for relevant gigs and sorts them based on performance and a range of other factors. In other words, the best optimization you can do is to make sure you do a great job. But that doesn't help you if the algorithm can't know what your gig is about. That's where SEO comes in. It's really easy, to be honest: your title, gig description, and keywords should be aligned with the type of service you offer. If you offer "logo design," those keywords should be in your title, gig description, and keywords. Just don't overdo it: make sure to use keywords as a natural part of your gig. Just spamming with a keyword won't help. 

 

 

Nicely explained!

[designer_luxury]

You have to research every gigs

[mahfuzbgm]

On 7/7/2023 at 3:33 AM, smashradio said:

Think of it like this: 

When someone searches for your gig on Fiverr, the algorithm goes to work. It looks for relevant gigs and sorts them based on performance and a range of other factors. In other words, the best optimization you can do is to make sure you do a great job. But that doesn't help you if the algorithm can't know what your gig is about. That's where SEO comes in. It's really easy, to be honest: your title, gig description, and keywords should be aligned with the type of service you offer. If you offer "logo design," those keywords should be in your title, gig description, and keywords. Just don't overdo it: make sure to use keywords as a natural part of your gig. Just spamming with a keyword won't help. 

 

 

Very helpful tips

[zaidurrahaman93]

Search Engine Optimization (SEO) is one thing that can improve your gigs Ranking on Fiverr. Many are posting gigs in Fiverr but they don't get Order because of SEO.

[nahin_003]

On 7/7/2023 at 3:33 AM, smashradio said:

Think of it like this: 

When someone searches for your gig on Fiverr, the algorithm goes to work. It looks for relevant gigs and sorts them based on performance and a range of other factors. In other words, the best optimization you can do is to make sure you do a great job. But that doesn't help you if the algorithm can't know what your gig is about. That's where SEO comes in. It's really easy, to be honest: your title, gig description, and keywords should be aligned with the type of service you offer. If you offer "logo design," those keywords should be in your title, gig description, and keywords. Just don't overdo it: make sure to use keywords as a natural part of your gig. Just spamming with a keyword won't help. 

 

 

Informative...

 

[khadija123l]

On 7/7/2023 at 3:33 AM, smashradio said:

Think of it like this: 

When someone searches for your gig on Fiverr, the algorithm goes to work. It looks for relevant gigs and sorts them based on performance and a range of other factors. In other words, the best optimization you can do is to make sure you do a great job. But that doesn't help you if the algorithm can't know what your gig is about. That's where SEO comes in. It's really easy, to be honest: your title, gig description, and keywords should be aligned with the type of service you offer. If you offer "logo design," those keywords should be in your title, gig description, and keywords. Just don't overdo it: make sure to use keywords as a natural part of your gig. Just spamming with a keyword won't help. 

 

 

Thanks your valuable tips

[syedalhajuddin]

Without SEO, I don't think that one can get orders on Fiverr.

[hh_rana]

On 7/7/2023 at 3:33 AM, smashradio said:

Think of it like this: 

When someone searches for your gig on Fiverr, the algorithm goes to work. It looks for relevant gigs and sorts them based on performance and a range of other factors. In other words, the best optimization you can do is to make sure you do a great job. But that doesn't help you if the algorithm can't know what your gig is about. That's where SEO comes in. It's really easy, to be honest: your title, gig description, and keywords should be aligned with the type of service you offer. If you offer "logo design," those keywords should be in your title, gig description, and keywords. Just don't overdo it: make sure to use keywords as a natural part of your gig. Just spamming with a keyword won't help. 

 

 

Right!