I’ve noticed that when searching for terms like “snowflakes,” results for products with just one “snowflake” are not included. The same happens in reverse. Is this normal? I think it would be helpful if the search engine were more flexible in searching variations of the same word, like singular and plural. This would allow for a wider variety of products to be found and would make searching easier for all users.
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Granted, this is some years ago, but it was questioned then, and Zazzle said there was no need to add the plural version of a tag. For instance, “flower” would bring up “flowers.” I guess we’d better include both versions from now on.
I’m not seeing that happen? I tried a few different searches.
[wind chime] vs [wind chime s] with and without a keyword because it’s a product type Zazzle does not include the s on.
[sunflower pillow] vs [sunflower s pillow]
[snowflake pillow] vs [snowflake s pillow]
In each case, I got the exact same number of results and comparing the results on pages 1 and 15 they were the same.
Looking at individual results, products titled and tagged only as [singular] were in the results for [plural s] and vice versa.
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Thank you for checking it out. I was wondering why Zazzle would change the policy. It seems they didn’t.