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Good Idea, Thanks. BTW we are not affiliate marketers; we build engines that leverage the power of affiliate marketing to deliver fairly good product search.
by okeumeni 18y ago
Good Idea, Thanks. BTW we are not affiliate marketers; we build engines that leverage the power of affiliate marketing to deliver fairly good product search.
- maxklein 18y agoWhat may want to do is this (for all your search properties): Let's say I am a user and I search for "Will Smith". I receive some results. I then search for "Will Smith Pictures". I receive more results. I then search for "Will Smith Pictures No Shirt". What has happened is that I received results that were not relevant, so I refined or changed my search till I found the item I was looking for. So, my idea is that when you have a particular session searching, you aggregate the follow up queries for each search, and display them at the top of the search results to keep the users longer on your site and push more ads. Because in most cases, users will not click, but in about 10% of cases, the user will see something that he had not previously wanted to search for, but now wants to search for. For example, I search for "Angelina Jolie", and as "recommended search" I see "Angelina Jolie affair with Max Klein", I would be curious to learn more about the affair Angelina had with this mysterious and probably dashingly handsome Max Klein, so I basically double my interaction with your site.