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How to: automate WordPress tasks
Many of us have a search box on our WordPress website or WooCommerce store. Have you ever wondered what people actually search for on your website? Search Manager for WooCommerce & WordPress can help. It is a simple plugin that lets you see search statistics and create redirect search terms. You will also be able to enable search autocomplete functionality on your site.
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The Search Manager plugin lets you see search statistics in the back-end. The plugin comes with widgets to show recent and popular search terms. You also get a search terms cloud. Users can forward users to product pages, category, blog post, or a custom URL.
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Search Manager simply helps you monitor what people search for on your website. This is a commercial plugin.
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