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New Release : JavaScript Version

November 7, 2016

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It’s here! The JavaScript version of searchIQ! And there’s no need to worry, it’s still free and super easy to install.

To set up your website’s search functionality create your account the same way as always, on SearchIQ.co. Once you select “create search engine”, you will be prompted to answer whether or not this is a WordPress site. Select “no” and you should be good to go. It’s really that simple!

If you have any other questions about the JavaScript version set up, please don’t hesitate to reach out.

Happy searching!!

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New Feature Release for SearchIQ

August 23, 2016

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Ask and you shall receive. Deep search has arrived and it’s AWESOME!

Traditionally SearchIQ has only allowed 5 search fields – author, tags, category, body and title, but now we can index custom fields for any post type you’d like. What does this mean you ask? Let’s say you have a recipe website and your visitor is looking for a cookie recipe. This visitor can’t just make any old cookie recipe, they need gluten free cookies with no nuts, and they want the cookies to be low in fat. With deep search they’ll be able to find a cookie recipe that meets their specified criteria and get to what they’re looking for much faster than before. This feature is great for ecommerce sites, recipe sites, and anyone needing specific search for their website.

In addition to deep search, we’ve also made it easier for you to install a search bar on your WordPress site. We now offer a widget where all you have to do is grab the “SearchIQ searchbox” from the widgets menu, then drag and drop it wherever you want it. It will automatically install on your website. The second option is for folks who would rather have a search icon on their menu. To install the search icon all you have to do is go into SearchIQ options, select the menu where you would like the icon to be (header, footer, main, etc.) and finally, select save. The icon will show automatically at the end of the menu you have chosen.

We’re excited to provide these new search features and we hope they’ll make your site’s search functionality even easier and even more relevant.

Happy searching!

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How Vital is Site Search? See What Industry Experts say!

June 2, 2016

Matt Smith:

Importance of search bar on your website

Matt Smith is a Professional Blogger, SEO Consultant & Web Developer from UK and running a number of websites. He is the founder and editor of OnlineIncomeTeacher.

Matt highlights the importance of Search bar and explains how it helps visitor to find the exact content through countless pages in his blog ‘Why You Need A Search Bar On Your Website’. He also guides to add the default search bar widget and the custom search bar to your site.

According to him, “the easier it is for people to navigate around your whole site, the more likely it is that they will. If not, they can easily click away to another site, lowering your click through rate”.

Matt can be connected on Facebook, Twitter, Google+ and LinkedIn

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