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Would you like to show certain blog posts or products at the top of the search results for certain keywords in WordPress? The default search doesn’t allow you to control the search results order. As a result, when someone searches for your main services, they might have to scroll past old blog posts and random […]

Adding a search box to your Elementor page allows you to encourage visitors to explore your site. This way, you can effortlessly boost your content discoverability and get more pageviews. However, the default search functionality is pretty basic in WordPress and lacks advanced features. As a result, it would often miss relevant pages and return […]

Looking for a way to improve product search in WooCommerce? A robust search is one of the key success factors for any online store, as it ensures that customers can easily find what they’re looking for. In this guide, we’ve picked the top ways to improve your product search in WooCommerce with no coding needed. […]

Did you know that you can help users find content on your site without leaving the blog post they’re reading? By adding an add search box to a WordPress post with a shortcode, you provide a great search experience. That’s handy, as it allows your visitors to search for new content without distracting themselves from […]

For the past few weeks, we’ve been busy working on some exciting new features for SearchWP. Today, we’re thrilled to introduce new site builder compatibility and promoted search ads features. You can now integrate SearchWP with some of the most popular site builders and display search forms and results page using blocks. That’s not all! […]

If you’re using BetterDocs on your WordPress site to create documentation and knowledge base, then you know that it comes with its own search function. Now, this search feature is fine for finding basic documents and articles that you’ve created in BetterDocs. However, it lacks advanced features like keyword stemming, setting up synonym rule, or […]

WordPress tags are supposed to help visitors find related content on a website. But here’s a problem: WordPress tags aren’t searchable by default. When visitors search for topics they know are tagged on a site, they often come up empty-handed. We’ve seen this issue frustrate both website owners and their visitors. The root of this […]

If you run a multi-author WordPress site, then you’ll quickly discover a frustrating problem.  Visitors would search for their favorite writers by name, only to find empty results or irrelevant content. The built-in WordPress search completely ignores authors. But adding authors to WordPress search results can help your visitors find more content from their favorite […]

Here’s a scary thought: How many potential customers are abandoning your site right now because your search experience doesn’t match what they actually need? The problem is that most WordPress sites have just one generic search results page that tries to handle everything. It’s like using the same key to open every door in your […]

If you add tags to your blog posts or products, then they can boost the search experience on your website. By including tags in the search process, you can allow your visitors to find the content they’re looking for much faster. As a result, you’ll notice more engagement as people will spend more time on […]