lowracer 10 Posted December 1, 2017 If I search for i7, I only want to see results with i7 If I search for i7 in the title , I only want to see results with i7 in the title If I search for I7 in the title - I do not want to see search results like "goldilocks and the 7 dwarves" as it does not contain I7 as a single term in the subject If I search for E7450 in the title I do not want to see "Philips HC7450/13 Hair Clipper with DualCut Series 7000" If you split up results like E7450 to E and 7450, when are you going to start splitting up other search terms. Example "DELL" isn't a dictionary word last time I checked but a trademark (similar to I7) - so when I search for DELL in the title only, will you split it up and search for anything that contains D, E and L? Normally with sites that has bad search functionality, I can use google, but I would prefer not to have it on bidorbuy - as it doesn't in the search results show me the relevant fields, and current auctions only Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
lowracer 10 Posted February 12, 2018 Duh, no response. Bidorbuy do you care? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
mrmouse 12 Posted February 12, 2018 I find its not so much the search but the way the title is made , the title can be anything describing the item and dozens of other things as well.the more words the merrier it seems and if you can add 1000 cheap chinese watches to the fitness category as well , why not , searching on BoB has become a nightmare ,so many things are in the wrong category , but how do you contain it ????.i can make a title for shoes with i7 in it and i3 and ferrari and moulinex and no one will moderate it and then i can put it in the dishwasher category and the soap category . Its exposure , difficult one i suppose. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Allstar 40 Posted February 12, 2018 7 hours ago, lowracer said: Duh, no response. Bidorbuy do you care? No, they obviously do not. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites