Help people find what they mean.
Ask a silly question. Get a sensible answer.
Visitors describe what they need in a full sentence and get back the few things that fit, before they leave to ask somewhere else.
Selfe answers the question somebody actually meant, not just the words they typed.
A search that puts you in the answer
Somebody asks for what they want and gets an answer with your name linked inside it, followed by the things themselves at live prices. You are in the answer, not underneath it.
A full-sentence question, answered in prose with your name linked inside it, not buried in a results list.
Your visitors should not have to translate.
Somebody asks for a ground-floor room with a walk-in shower. Somebody else wants a rug that will not shed on a dark floor. A keyword box returns every room or every rug, though the questions were perfectly clear.
Your Selfe already holds those details. Point your site search at the same Echo and it understands the request, then returns the two or three things that fit.
One record, nothing extra to maintain.
What you get.
Search that takes a sentence.
A box on your site that answers a whole description.
The details, not the keywords.
Ground floor, walk-in shower, will not shed. Already held.
Answers, then results.
The few things that fit, with the reason each is there.
The same Echo underneath.
Visitors and agents read one record, so they cannot disagree.
Nothing to keep current.
No second record to update or switch on.
Empty searches.
Every unanswered question, kept as a list.
Keep the question, and the sale, on your site.
Answer the question where the visitor is standing and they have no reason to leave. It may be the cheapest sale you make all week.
Every question your site cannot answer is kept, showing what people wanted and what you sell but never said.
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Does this replace the search already on our website?
It can sit behind your current search box or arrive as a new one. Either way, visitors can ask in a sentence and receive an answer from the same Echo outside agents read, without guessing your catalogue's exact keywords or categories.
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