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We've changed the forum search...

SebastianSebastian
edited January 2014 in General App Discussion

Ladies and Gentlemen,

Whenever you type something into the search box in the top right you're now going to be redirected to a Google search result that only searches http://forum.audiob.us for the stuff you've been searching for.

After receiving multiple requests to improve the forum search algorithm this seemed to be a good solution.

Cheers,

Sebastian

Comments

  • richardyotrichardyot

    Thanks - this was driving me mad :)

  • KloonKloon

    Good news! :)

  • dj8dj8

    Yeah!!!

  • AudiojunkieAudiojunkie

    Awesome!!! Thanks!!!

  • wayniwayni

    @Sebastian Is it possible to add search functionality to the mobile site? I access the forums quite often via my phone, for instance, and always switch to the full site to access the search function. I know I can go to Google to do some Google-Fu but having a search icon would be really cool! Please?

  • dj8dj8

    It would be great if the Google search window opened in a new tab. Otherwise, it can be difficult to keep track of the AudioBus page you're on when you start the search.

  • SebastianSebastian

    @dj8 said:

    It would be great if the Google search window opened in a new tab. Otherwise, it can be difficult to keep track of the AudioBus page you're on when you start the search.

    Mh... not sure if this is such a good idea. The old search didn't work like that either and new windows might be suppressed or interfere with browsing habbits.

  • SebastianSebastian

    @wayni said:

    @Sebastian Is it possible to add search functionality to the mobile site? I access the forums quite often via my phone, for instance, and always switch to the full site to access the search function. I know I can go to Google to do some Google-Fu but having a search icon would be really cool! Please?

    We'll think about it!

  • dj8dj8

    If you haven't already checked it out, you might want to play w/ it a little. I think it very well may increase the chances that people stay on your site longer after doing a search.

    But, either way, thanks for adding the feature!

    @Sebastian said:

    Mh... not sure if this is such a good idea. The old search didn't work like that either and new windows might be suppressed or interfere with browsing habbits.

  • SebastianSebastian

    @dj8 said:

    If you haven't already checked it out, you might want to play w/ it a little. I think it very well may increase the chances that people stay on your site longer after doing a search.

    You sound like you've got some experience with that. Do you have some numbers or links to research about that? I'd be genuinely interested.

  • dj8dj8

    No, I don't have the hard stats on it, sorry. But I think general rule of thumb is the more the user travels away from site during visit, the lower the likelihood that their activities will result in returning at original site during that session.

    My thinking is if the original AudioBus page is at least still open in background, then if user gets distracted by Google page and drifts off to somewhere else, they are more likely to come back to open AudioBus tab in background.

    Ideally, the search function would remain contained in the AudioBus page, of course.

  • dj8dj8

    Not the best sources, but two opposing views on the topic:

    http://www.business2community.com/seo/5-tips-to-retain-visitors-to-your-website-0201850#!sbzMD

    http://www.webpagemistakes.ca/linking-out/

  • WillWill

    Please, no new windows. Back button has been a browser feature since Mosaic alpha!

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