My gig position is not improving, to get to the first page?

[mababardoya0192]

I have published all my gigs some days (1-2 months) ago but my gig is not getting rank. I have optimized everything including title, description, image of gig about 7-8 times but still my gig is not getting rank. what is the reason?

Edited July 11 by mababardoya0192

[mababardoya0192]

Can anyone tell me what is the problem with my gig that is causing the gig to go down

https://www.fiverr.com/mababardoya0192 

[atulcodex]

It's because you are targeting high competition keyword "Digital marketing" 😞 

[mababardoya0192]

4 hours ago, atulcodex said:

It's because you are targeting high competition keyword "Digital marketing" 😞

So what should I do?

 

[atulcodex]

32 minutes ago, mababardoya0192 said:

So what should I do?

 

According to experienced sellers, try to target low competition keywords

[mababardoya0192]

5 hours ago, atulcodex said:

According to experienced sellers, try to target low competition keywords

What to do in the case that less competitive keywords will get fewer buyers and less impressions

[imagination7413]

16 hours ago, atulcodex said:

According to experienced sellers, try to target low competition keywords

That's only half-accurate. 'Supply' is only half the basic equation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supply_and_demand 

"Marketing" as a category isn't just competitive, it's hyper-competitive. 

In addition, there's also skill. There's no point offering something that has lower competition if a Seller cannot fulfil a Buyer's order. For example, just because I can sew a straight stitch and make a quilt, doesn't necessarily mean I can make a garment to the same level of quality. Sure, I can learn and get good with practice, but Fiverr isn't a good place to 'learn on the job'. 

[filipdevaere]

Buyers can choose from 65K+ similar services. Why should they choose your gig? Most sellers choose buyers who have a proven track record on Fiverr. This way, they avoid wasting their hard-earned money by choosing a gig from someone who has no experience.