I see a good number of people with regular sales have their own external website, a YouTube channel, a Twitter feed, and they work with Videohive authors to further market their music within the Envato marketplace. I think self-marketing outside of Envato is more important than when you upload your music into a heavily saturated and less than impressive search engine. Actually, I doubt that matters much at all. As a buyer, I only care about new items if I'm a regular on a site. If I've never been to the site, or rarely go, "new" items don't mean any more me than the "old" items. If I wasn't directed to a specific profile by someone's self-marketing campaign, I'm just going to use the search engine to find what I want.
Keep in mind that I could end up being distracted by a set of "best seller lists" and skip the search engine entirely, but that's a whole different topic.
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