I've just finished up an unsatisfying engagement with a young and growing production services company.

It's not the people I didn't like, I think they're almost to a one, extremely talented, smart and capable people. It wasn't the clients. The clients were generally visionary, highly engaged in the projects, excellent communicators, and reasonable.

Search is a term frequently used in the web these days.  Generally search means the use of a "search engine" to retrieve information based on input from a user.   In this sense, search is magic, I type in what I want to find and the software finds it for me.  But there's a lot going on behind the curtain and much of this relates to search relevancy.

Search relevancy is simply a set of procedures that are designed with both a user and they type of content in mind, to create results that are useful to the user.   Huh?