United States · SEO & Digital Marketing
The scope is written down before you pay
GigRankly is a marketplace built for one category instead of all of them. Every listing states exactly what is delivered, how many of it, and by when.
Why one category
Fields that mean the same thing on every listing
A general freelance marketplace has to describe a logo, a voiceover and a backlink audit with the same set of fields. The result is that the fields stop meaning anything.
GigRankly lists search and digital marketing work only. So a listing can say how many citations, which directories, and what the report contains, and those words carry the same meaning wherever you read them.
The commitment
Three things a listing has to tell you
Scope before payment
Quantity, turnaround and revision count sit on the listing itself, not in a private message after you have paid.
One clock per order
Every active order shows the remaining delivery time. When it is delivered it says delivered. There is no ambiguous middle state.
Requirements up front
A seller asks for what they need to start at checkout, so an order does not sit idle waiting for a URL or a login.
Coverage
The families of work this marketplace is organized around
Listings live inside these categories rather than in a general catch-all.
Link building
Editorial placements, digital PR outreach and resource-page work, quoted by the placement rather than by the hour.
Local SEO and citations
Business listing creation, NAP consistency cleanup across directories, and map-pack focused work.
Directory and Web 2.0
Directory submission at a stated volume, and Web 2.0 property creation with the properties named in the delivery.
On-page and technical
Crawl and index diagnosis, internal linking, structured data, page speed and Core Web Vitals work.
Content and articles
Article writing and placement, with word counts and publication targets stated on the listing.
Social profiles
Branded profile creation and setup across named platforms, delivered as a list of live URLs.
For sellers
Publish a listing that commits to a number
Set your own scope, your own tiers and your own delivery window. Three price tiers per gig, unlimited gigs.
What a buyer gets
Four commitments, on every order
A listing that commits to a number
Not "citations" but a stated count, with the tier you picked and the directories named in the delivery.
A countdown, not a promise
The order page shows time remaining against the delivery window you bought, updating in real time.
A delivery you can check
Files and live URLs arrive attached to the order, so the evidence and the order live in the same place.
Revisions with a limit you knew about
The revision count is on the listing before purchase, so neither side is guessing what is included.
Common questions
Before you buy
- Is this an agency or a marketplace?
- A marketplace. Sellers publish listings, set their own scope and pricing, and deliver against the terms on their own listing.
- Why only search and digital marketing?
- Because the fields that make a listing honest are category-specific. Quantity, directory names and turnaround describe SEO work well and describe illustration work badly.
- What happens if a delivery is late?
- The countdown makes lateness visible to both sides rather than something a buyer has to chase. Late orders are surfaced, not hidden.
- How are payments handled?
- Through a payment provider. No card number is ever stored on this site.
- Does it cost anything to join?
- Creating an account is free for buyers and sellers. You pay when you buy a gig.
Get started
Start with a scope, not a sales call
Pick a category, read the listing, and see the deliverable before you spend anything.