What is the way to get a gig on the first page?

[kamrulhasansuny]

[donnovan86]

A quick search shows you have at least 10000 competitors, if not 50000 competitors for your gigs. 

The thing is, you want to provide a unique service to stand out these days. A lot of people won't really bother with a service that's more or less identical to the others. 

Also, getting on that "first page" is taking into account a lot of criteria, such as cancellations, orders, how fast you reply to people, private and public reviews, etc.  Ideally, you want to become the best at something and create a gig for it. 

[breals]

@kamrulhasansuny

Why are you using fake data in your portfolio to demonstrate your competetence?   A simple Google reverse image search ot the following image (Which you claim is part of a real campaign) has been lifted from a blog. 

You are deliberately misleading customers with your apparent skills.    If you can't prove you're credability,  don't make it up as you will be caught out. 

[priyank_mod]

Check the gigs on page 1 in your category - Number of reviews + vintage (age) of those gigs and you will get the answer!

It takes years to reach page 1 and then consistent high-quality work to retain the place in search results.

Also, do you really have 4 years of experience or you just added a random single digit number?

Edited December 13, 2024 by priyank_mod

[filipdevaere]

Without sales, you will never get there. And don't tell me that you must get to the 1st page first to receive orders. That is complete nonsense.

You made the mistake of starting unprepared on Fiverr. If you had prepared yourself, you would have already seen that the service you offer has almost 100K gigs available and you probably would not have started with it. At least I would never have started with so much competition. The chances are very high that you will never get an order. This is the harsh reality.