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When visitors is referred to your site from a search engine, they are definitely looking for something specific – often they just roughly check the page they land on and then closes the window if what they are looking for isn’t there. Why not help them by showing them related posts to their search on your blog? This plugin lets you do that, works with a long list of search engines!
<h3>Details on functions</h3>
<pre><code>ls_getinfo('isref')
</code></pre>
Returning true if the referrer is a supported search engine – used as a conditional tag
<pre><code>ls_getinfo('terms')
</code></pre>
Outputs the search terms
<pre><code>ls_getinfo('referrer')
</code></pre>
Outputs a link to the referring search engine
<pre><code>ls_related()
</code></pre>
Outputs the list of related posts. This can be customized by passing variables to it. ls_related(‘limit’, ‘length’, ‘before title’, ‘after title’, ‘before post’, ‘after post’, ‘show password protected posts’, ‘show post excerpts’).
<pre><code>ls_search_engines()
</code></pre>
Outputs links to other search engines results. This can be customized by passing variables to it. ls_search_engines(‘before_title’, ‘after_title’).
In the code example in the FAQ, it outputs 5 related posts, 10 words per excerpt (if excerpts are enabled), list item start before title, list item close after post title, no content before and after posts, doesn’t show password protected posts and doesn’t show excerpts.

Landing sites

When visitors is referred to your site from a search engine, the plugin is showing them related posts to their search on your blog.

<a href="http://www.searchekko.com" rel="nofollow ugc">SearchEkko</a> is like a “related posts” widget for your blog, but it’s only visible to readers who arrive from a search engine. It uses each visitor’s search query to find the best-matching pages on your site.
For example, imagine that a user searches “new cars” at Google, and one of your posts shows up as a top hit. They then click the link and arrive at your site. The SearchEkko widget notices that the visitor arrived from a search engine, and that their query was “new cars”. It then finds all the best pages on your site for that query, and presents them to the user.
SearchEkko helps minimize your bounce rate by presenting visitors with your best, most relevant content, helping to ensure that they’ll find what they’re looking for. It also helps drive page views by finding related posts using each visitor’s real-time intent.
Try it out today! 🙂

SearchEkko

SearchEkko is a "related posts" widget that uses visitors' search referral terms to find and present your best-matching posts.

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