WP Engine Smart Search AI
Boost site performance and conversions in minutes with Smart Search AI. Get easily setup and configured AI-powered search, recommendations, using a vector database to super-charge your site and continuously provide real value without constant intervention. Including products that boost search performance, create tailored user recommendations, and a platform that allows you to build chatbots and other AI-powered products, Smart Search AI is a cutting-edge bundle of innovative, easily configured, self-maintaining AI solutions built to continuously boost your site’s conversions without constant manual intervention. And, it’s controlled right from the platform you are used to! No need for extra vendors or extra costs.With Smart Search AI, you can access three key products: Smart Search AI helps convert your website’s most high-intent visitors with more accurate and more relevant search results. AI-Powered Recommendations, included in Smart Search AI, helps increase engagement and conversions with auto-updating recommendations based only on your site’s content.
Landing sites
When visitors is referred to your site from a search engine, they are definitely looking for something specific – often they just roughly check the page they land on and then closes the window if what they are looking for isn’t there. Why not help them by showing them related posts to their search on your blog? This plugin lets you do that, works with a long list of search engines! Details on functions ls_getinfo('isref') Returning true if the referrer is a supported search engine – used as a conditional tag ls_getinfo('terms') Outputs the search terms ls_getinfo('referrer') Outputs a link to the referring search engine ls_related() Outputs the list of related posts. This can be customized by passing variables to it. ls_related(‘limit’, ‘length’, ‘before title’, ‘after title’, ‘before post’, ‘after post’, ‘show password protected posts’, ‘show post excerpts’). ls_search_engines() Outputs links to other search engines results. This can be customized by passing variables to it. ls_search_engines(‘before_title’, ‘after_title’). In the code example in the FAQ, it outputs 5 related posts, 10 words per excerpt (if excerpts are enabled), list item start before title, list item close after post title, no content before and after posts, doesn’t show password protected posts and doesn’t show excerpts.
