Let’s face the facts: WordPress search sucks. It doesn’t list best results first.
Relevanssi is a WordPress plugin that fixes the search. You get best results first, with highlights showing the exact part of the document that matched the query.
The users of your blog will thank you for making their search experience simply work. They’ll be able to find what they’re looking for.
I have used Relevanssi for the past 4 years on number of website projects. After I discovered it, I have never looked for another WordPress search solution. Not only it is one of the best coded plugins but the support from Mikko and team is BEYOND outstanding. Their care, prompt responses and willingness to always help is simply unsurpassed and something I strive to bring to my business every day. Thank you Mikko and team for everything you do.
We list hundreds of college scholarships on our website, but the default WordPress search did not cut it. Enter Relevanssi! Since we installed the plugin, students have been getting excellent search results that actually match their search terms. Thank you Mikko! If you want your visitors to get accurate search results, the Premium version is the way to go. (The “NOT” operator is worth the cost of the entire upgrade.) But the real benefit of the Premium is the excellent, personalized support from Mikko. Don’t wait another day to install Relevanssi, you won’t regret it!
Alors si vous n’êtes pas satisfaits de la fonctionnalité d’origine, vous n’avez aucune raison de râler et de vous plaindre… installez Relevanssi, pour une recherche relevante ????
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