Think of voice as HTML. You can use it on various devices. @thedavedev at #ONWARD19 @yext pic.twitter.com/pl9EKrVxCL
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 30, 2019
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Looking at the questions asked through site search is very insightful for what customers/clients want and need. #onwards19 @yext
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 30, 2019
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Your site search sucks. Unfortunately, this experience is still true too often. This needs to be changed by providing relevant contextual #answers. #onwards19 @yext
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 30, 2019
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Most consumers prefer to text you instead of talking, according to @adamedmunds from @PodiumHQ. #ONWARD19 @yext pic.twitter.com/vbDl0Nc4JV
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 29, 2019
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The number one driver in Google's local search is the accuracy in your data. Says Adam Edmunds from Podium. #ONWARD19 @yext
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 29, 2019
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Search is no longer unidirectional when we match searches from the neighborhood with local businesses. Says @elenalunevaPM from @nextdoor. #onward19
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 29, 2019
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We use tags for search combined with machine learning factoring in user interaction to provide answers, says @yixueliyates #ONWARD19 @yext
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 29, 2019
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@edparsons: search is the preferred way user want to interact with you, the do not like navigation bars. #knowlegdegraph ##ONWARD19 @yext
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 29, 2019
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Kamran Khan: cloud computing, maschine learing and natural language recognition lead to cognitive search. #knowledgegraph #voicesearch #ONWARD19 @yext
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 29, 2019
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@edparsons: Advancing the knowledge graph is the way forward for search. #ONWARD19 @yext
— RalfPeter Reimann (@ralpe) October 29, 2019