mustafizur_r

Hello Shaamim! Thanks for sharing your insight. But I am still not convinced about that as I experienced a similar issue recently. I found my gig always ranks for certain search queries. At the same time, I noticed some of the other sellers in my category were getting orders using a different search term that I never used in my gig. And I also noticed my gig does not appear for that search term! Then I realized I should be more careful about the keyword placement. People use different terms while searching and I believe we should include the popular search terms in our gig. And I agree with you that Fiverr does not work like search engines but I believe the algorithm still counts the keywords while showing the results. Otherwise, my gig would not disappear for a specific search term. Please feel free to share if you find another reason for the case I mentioned in my case. Thanks!

As many times as you can place it naturally. Do not place keywords forcefully. The normal ratio could be 1 time in the title, 1 time at the beginning of the description, and one time at the middle or end of the description. Also, you can place the keyword in the tag section once as well. In the description part and tag section, you can also place related keywords if necessary. However, the excessive use of keywords should not spoil the beauty of natural writing. The reader (your buyer) needs to be impressed after reading your gig description. So, try to make the description convincing and reader-friendly.

I believe yes, you can. But you might have to wait a certain period of time for that, I guess. I don't remember how many days are the waiting period.

Try to be more active on Fiverr. Improve your Gig title and description. Do research on why the top earners in your category getting more orders. Find the reason and make improvements to your gig. Get inspired but avoid copying anything from others 🙂

It's actually an average score. According to my opinion, you should work on more improvements to raise the score. The higher the score the better, you know 🙂

I used this feature recently as I had to take a break from my work. I took a break for around 21 days as a treat to myself and I visited abroad and explored different places and things outside of my work. Then when I came back to work and turned the vacation mode off, everything seemed normal to me. New buyers started to knock again and I didn't feel any difference due to my vacation. I really appreciate Fiverr for having this vacation mode option which works really great for the freelancers. This option actually gave me a very positive feeling of being a freelancer rather than being a 9 to 5 job holder.

Well, yeah it goes away suddenly. This happened for me as well. But it also comes back soon if you keep up the good work. I suggest not worrying about it as I don't think it goes away permanently.

Hello everyone! If I turn on the vacation mode for 1 week and come back after the vacation, will this affect my gig rank or something? Is there any negative impact? Thanks!

Contact the support and describe everything with the screenshot. That's all you need to do and the issue solved!