1. Make sure to choose a content rating.
If you do not choose a content rating for your material, then it will not be listed on public pages at all. That means the only people that will see your item are the people who have a specific link, or those perusing your portfolio.

2. Put appropriate search terms into the "Genres and Keywords" section.
If you put nothing in for people to search for, it is not likely your item will not be found. However, make sure that the search terms are actually appropriate for the item. If your item shows up in a search that doesn't match, it isn't going to be selected to look at. That isn't what people are looking for.

3. Put appropriate Genres into the "Genres and Keywords" section.
The quickest way to get me to leave an item is for it to be mislabeled. Make sure your Genres are appropriate for your item, and not chosen simply because you believe a certain genre will get it more views. It will actually cause people to avoid it, and you, for the dishonestly.

4. Do not make your title all caps.
No one likes to be shouted at, and putting your title in all caps makes it appear as if you are shouting at people over the internet. Many will scroll past.

5. Do not ask for reviews in your description.
Your description should be an actual description of your work. Very few will click on an item asking in the description for reviews. Trust that the reviews will come with the quality of the work.

6. If all else fails, sponsor.
Under GiftPoint Tools, select the Bidclick system. Sponsor your item, and choose where it should be sponsored. Picking a similar genre is handy, but realize that the genres less chosen will have more spots open for sponsorship for a cheaper amount. Be careful, though - every time someone clicks on your item, it will then cost you GiftPoints. However, it is a very nice way to get something seen that you would like seen.