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Setting parameters for a more focused search that yields relevant search= results.
While you may not have any control= over what a user might enter into a search field, with Brikit Targeted Sea= rch you do have control over the scope of the initial search as well as wha= t types of filters can be used to further narrow the search. Setting these = parameters ahead of time will result in improved search outcomes where user= s can quickly find exactly what they're looking for.
Think about the desired outcome of your u= sers' search experience in a given environment. What kinds of content are t= hey expecting to see in their list of search results? What kinds of filters= would be helpful to them in this context? Where does this content live on = your site? How is this particular content different from other content on t= he site?
Does this content live in a particular sp= ace or spaces with a particular = space category label? Is the content itself labeled, and if so, do thes= e labels already exist as Targeted Search filters within filter groups? Is the desire= d content limited to pages, or should attachments and/or blog posts also be= included in the search results?
It is possible that you will need to move= some content around or spend some time building filter groups and applying= labels to content if things are not already set up the way you'd like.
Learn more about the Targeted Search macr= os to determine which one would be best for your users' needs:
Add your chosen macro to a page and configure it in accordan= ce with your answers from the first two steps above.
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