Comments on: Favorite Searchme Searches Erin Goes Etsy http://blog.searchme.com/2008/05/favorite-searchme-searches-erin-goes-etsy/ You'll know it when you see it. Mon, 06 Oct 2008 19:14:28 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Gronk http://blog.searchme.com/2008/05/favorite-searchme-searches-erin-goes-etsy/#comment-158 Gronk Mon, 19 May 2008 18:14:31 +0000 http://blog.searchme.com/?p=49#comment-158 The only problem with Etsy is that it lists most recent sellers first, and that can tend to push another new seller back tens of pages very quickly. The only problem with Etsy is that it lists most recent sellers first, and that can tend to push another new seller back tens of pages very quickly.

]]> By: Favorite Searchme Searches Erin Goes Etsy | Online Secure Shopping http://blog.searchme.com/2008/05/favorite-searchme-searches-erin-goes-etsy/#comment-151 Favorite Searchme Searches Erin Goes Etsy | Online Secure Shopping Fri, 16 May 2008 05:31:46 +0000 http://blog.searchme.com/?p=49#comment-151 [...] colette added an interesting post on Favorite Searchme Searches Erin Goes EtsyHere’s a small excerptShe used Searchme’s visual search and category suggest while shopping at a favorite site. I’ma big fan of online craft emporium Etsy. The site houses over 150000 artists and craftspeople and their small online shops, and offers about … [...] […] colette added an interesting post on Favorite Searchme Searches Erin Goes EtsyHere’s a small excerptShe used Searchme’s visual search and category suggest while shopping at a favorite site. I’ma big fan of online craft emporium Etsy. The site houses over 150000 artists and craftspeople and their small online shops, and offers about … […]

]]> By: ChrisCD http://blog.searchme.com/2008/05/favorite-searchme-searches-erin-goes-etsy/#comment-145 ChrisCD Mon, 12 May 2008 19:18:14 +0000 http://blog.searchme.com/?p=49#comment-145 An interesting feature this post brings to mind is the ability to visually search a single site. For instance, once you found the jewelry site you wanted, only search that site for necklaces, rings, etc. Searchme would give a nice visual presentation. Of course, I'm guessing that would mean having the entire site indexed, but maybe your system could quickly and dynamically return the desired results. I don't know how pie-in-the-sky that would be. I really enjoyed the few searches I did. An interesting feature this post brings to mind is the ability to visually search a single site. For instance, once you found the jewelry site you wanted, only search that site for necklaces, rings, etc. Searchme would give a nice visual presentation. Of course, I’m guessing that would mean having the entire site indexed, but maybe your system could quickly and dynamically return the desired results. I don’t know how pie-in-the-sky that would be.

I really enjoyed the few searches I did.

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