model appearing in the last pages

Discussion started by van90

so I posted this model https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-models/jewelry/pendants/goku-on-nimbus-pendant
when i search "goku pendant" so many models that arent related to pendants or jewelry appear before my model and my model appears in page 11 out of 13.
what am I doing wrong? is there something wrong with the tags or what exactly?

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Posted 12 months ago
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Hey Friend Some tips here ------> https://help.cgtrader.com/hc/en-us/articles/360015144737-How-to-promote-my-models-

I'm no expert here but I think when you upload a new model it takes sometime for your model to bed in as-it-were! You have to give it some time to become discoverable. As the article say spreading yourself about a bit will help to raise your search. Also there has been a lot of changes to the cgtrader site of late and something is not quite right! Just my opinion!

Again I'm no expert but I try to keep tags to single words and perhaps you have too many that are overly specific to your model and include a few which are more generic to the world of jewellery design!

Speaking of the jewellery designs remember your are competing in a very competitive field here on cgtrader and it seems like every other model upload is some sort of jewellery.

3dgtx wrote
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Posted 12 months ago
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Hey thanks for the tips, I saw that article before but the thing is that i cannot find anywhere that i can share my work at. facebook groups are very spammy.
Is there a reason why single word tags work better?
Ya its very competitive but I looked in the analytics and it says that there are many searches for goku pendant and not enough quality models so i figured it would be a great idea to post this one but no one would find it if its mixed in with unrelated non-jewelry models in the last page. I mean if there were many other goku pendants it would be logical that i would be in the last page but its just full of models that are unrelated.

JimPlatt wrote
JimPlatt
Not sure if it was just a coincidence but I found when I posted to Pinterest it seemed to make a difference.....but hey... as I said I'm no expert. It isn't an exact science and many search engines never reveal how their searches work but I'm assuming single word tags work better because of nature of way people search for things for example in your tags you have 'goku' 4 times when once is enough to get a match and 'pendant' 7 times when again once is enough. Personally, I think its best not to repeat and maybe it comes across to the search that its spammy! I dunno, perhaps experiment, change em 2 single words, add more generic jewellery terms and search for your model again. Jim

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