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Wordpress search

WordPress search : Ultimate Guide for 2024

WordPress is the most widely used CMS and single handedly powers 40% of the web. If you haven’t tried it already, it is intuitive, powerful and if you use one of many hosting providers out there, you can easily set up a working website in minutes. But once you made all of your content, how do you ensure that your users can find it. For that, you need a good site search. Many types of search exist : keyword search, AI search, even personalized search. WordPress provides one by default, but it is incredibly slow and ineffective. This guide will go over the benefits of a fast and relevant search and how you could implement third party search engines easily into any WordPress or Woocommerce

Woocommerce x Algolia

Integrate Woocommerce with Algolia

Algolia is the most popular cloud search & recommendations provider. You could want to integrate it into your Woocommerce or WordPress website.   Why use Algolia ?   Search   Algolia provides search of all kinds : simple keyword search, AI/vector search & personalized search.   Keyword search is available in the free tier. Keyword search works by matching the keywords in a search query to the ones present in the indexed items/documents. It can be simple and limited without any configuration but Algolia offers multiple features to fine-tune it. For keyword search, you could define synonyms which is useful for expert websites. For example, if you have a medical website, you could need to set “acute myocardial infarction” as a synonym for heart attack.

Woocommerce recommendation engines

How to add a recommendation engine to your Woocommerce ?

One of the best technologies to boost sales for e-commerce today are recommendation systems. But how could you add a recommendation engine to your woocommerce website?  You’re at the right place. First we will define what recommendation engines are, then we can establish strategies and solutions to add recommendation engines to Woocommerce.   What is a recommendation engine?   A recommendation engine, also called a recommender system, will suggest (or recommend) items that it predicts users will be inclined to view or buy. These predictions are based on patterns of users’ past behaviors and preferences.   This technology is based on personalization and is closely related to personalized search.   What are the benefits of a recommendation engine for Woocommerce?   Recommendations greatly boosts sales

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What are AI-powered Recommendation systems : A 2024 complete beginner’s guide

In the past, you used to increase your website’s click-through/conversion rate by adding a high performance and relevant search experience. But recently, a new type of technology has emerged : recommender systems (or recommenders). Recommendation systems often operate more subtly, with users interacting minimally with the recommendations and not fully registering their presence. They rely on personalization and are closely related to personalized search. Some of the most prominent recommenders on the market are Recombee, Amazon Personalize, Algolia and Google retail. Why choose a recommendation system?   Example of the Amazon homepage full of recommendations to guide the user   Recommendation systems offer an effortless browsing experience   Forcing your users to search for the products or articles they want adds unnecessary steps to a

How Algolia contributes to the SEO of your WooCommerce store

Introduction In the world of eCommerce, search engine optimization (SEO) plays a vital role in driving traffic and increasing visibility for online stores. WooCommerce, being one of the most popular eCommerce platforms, understands the significance of SEO and offers various tools and plugins to optimize online stores. One such tool is Algolia, a powerful search and discovery platform that can significantly enhance the SEO of your WooCommerce store. In this post, we will explore how Algolia contributes to the SEO of your WooCommerce store and how it can be integrated using PHP client.   Introduction to Algolia Algolia provides a search-as-you-type experience for your WooCommerce store, enabling customers to find products quickly and effortlessly. Its sophisticated algorithms and instant search capabilities make it a popular

How to implement autocomplete search with Algolia in WooCommerce

Introduction Implementing an autocomplete search feature in WooCommerce can greatly enhance the user experience and make it easier for customers to find the products they are looking for. Algolia is a powerful search platform that specializes in providing fast and relevant search results, and integrating it into your WooCommerce store can significantly improve the search functionality. In this post, we will discuss how to implement autocomplete search with Algolia in WooCommerce. Step 1: Setting up Algolia Account and Indexing: The first step is to create an Algolia account and set up an index for your WooCommerce products. Once you have created an account, you will need to install the Algolia plugin for WooCommerce. This plugin will facilitate the integration between WooCommerce and Algolia by providing

Using Algolia to create lightning-fast faceted search in your WordPress and WooCommerce store

Introduction: Faceted search is an essential feature for any e-commerce website. It allows users to refine their search results by applying filters to specific attributes or categories. Algolia is a powerful search engine that provides lightning-fast faceted search capabilities. In this post, we will learn how to integrate Algolia into your WordPress and WooCommerce store to enhance the search experience. Getting Started with Algolia: To start using Algolia, you need to create an account and obtain the necessary API credentials. Once you have your credentials, you can install the Algolia plugin for WordPress or use the Algolia PHP client directly. Using Algolia with the PHP Client: To use Algolia in your WordPress or WooCommerce store, you can utilize the Algolia PHP client. Here’s an example