Cybergroup employs dtSearch to enhance retrieval on major metropolitan online directory.
Cybergroup provides a comprehensive range of Internet, Intranet, Extranet and Web site solutions and services, with a primary focus on Web to database integration. “Our client needed to retrieve and present information from local business web sites, as well as from their SQL databases. And they needed to present relevant information to their searchers. Those requirements were 'a natural' for dtSearch ... With the enhancements we've added through dtSearch, our directory offers an unparalleled search solution.”
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Jacksonville and the beaches welcomes dtSearch.
The Jacksonville & the Beaches Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) is the sales and marketing agency responsible for attracting visitors to the Jacksonville metropolitan area. The CVB's Website is dedicated to selling greater Jacksonville as a convention and leisure travel destination on regional, national and international levels. "People want to find things right away. My goal was to have people find the information they need in three clicks or less. The addition of the search function using dtSearch helps make that possible."
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Web-based multi-city guide embeds dtSearch.
“The dtSearch Engine provided enough flexibility to work in the complex environment of our Web Server farm ... The dtSearch Engine interfaces were straight-forward and easy to work with. Their native support for XML made indexing simple and efficient.” Finally, ”dtSearch technical staff ... were there when we needed them.”
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"I'll remember the content I'm looking for, I could never find the name of the darned file until dtSearch came into my life. Yes, it is blinding fast and also it's my security blanket. I know that I can find what I want—filename be hanged. I can't imagine a better investment for a writer." —Bob Wendlinger, author of "The Memory Triggering Book," a workbook of techniques to help folks with their memoirs, family histories, and autobiographies, plus many other uses that Bob never thought of while he was writing the book. See Amazon.com and Bob's website www.triggers.com for user quotes and more."

Online retail site makeover by Reditus Consulting, including dtSearch, results in 50% increase in online sales transactions.
Reditus is an online web strategy and development company.  Reditus' client, BestBuyEyeGlasses.com, tasked Reditus with enhancing the high-end eyewear retailer's online shopping site to increase sales transactions.  “By studying how customers interacted with the e-commerce site, we recognized there were some process barriers that were translating into lost sales.  When clients use your e-commerce solutions to showcase upwards of 40,000 products and cater to millions of visitors monthly, even the slightest improvement can significantly impact the bottom line ... Of all of the search engines we evaluated, we found dtSearch's advanced technology to be the fastest and most flexible."  “For any business to boost sales by 50% is a dream come true ... The dtSearch component alone is invaluable to our business.  It helps us ensure customers are finding our products."
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eofficedirect.com embeds dtSearch in online office supply store.
eofficedirect.com specializes in functional, durable, comfortable, stylish office furniture and supplies, priced to meet any budget, delivered with amazing speed, all with guaranteed quality. "Integration through .NET on the Web was easy. We especially liked the built-in Web Spider. Since we've implemented the dtSearch Engine, customer response has been very positive."
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"I really think that your product is excellent. Its speed of indexing and searching is exceptional."

"I could not have lived without dtSearch, and I am certainly glad I found it. Great product! ... I will recommend dtSearch without reservation."

Simon Delivers employs dtSearch to deliver searching to online shoppers.
From Internet Retailer, discussing Simon Delivers' usage of dtSearch: Simon Delivers is the Web-based grocer for the Minneapolis area. Its Web site includes over 8,000 SKUs, and grosses over $70 million in sales.“Customers shouldn't have to worry about spacing, abbreviations or misspellings when they are shopping and pressed for time. A good search function will take care of that situation, and that is what ours does.”
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From a Supermarket News article on Simon Delivers: “The company has attracted attention for its search engine, provided by vendor dtSearch. 'When customers are looking for grocery items, they often have different descriptions like using “pasta” for “spaghetti” ... This search engine has synonym searching, so it can accommodate interchangeable words. In addition, it accommodates misspelled words.'”
From SN ("Mastering the Online Game"):  "SimonDelivers also improved the capability of its search engine ... using a system from dtSearch ... The search engine can accommodate 'bad spelling' and can sort products by nutritional class, such as low carb, low calorie, or low sodium."

Online Advertising Playbook writer relies on dtSearch.
The Online Advertising Playbook: Tested Tactics and Proven Strategies from the Advertising Research Foundation is a comprehensive guide to the world's most important advertising medium. The book provides effectiveness metrics, creative principles for online advertising, and much more. “I couldn't have written the book without dtSearch.” “dtSearch ... was invaluable.”
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"What is it with you people? I got your registration card with my software and am surprised.
You did not ask about my age, my fertility (number of children), my net worth, what I plan to purchase in the next six months, the next year, the next decade. You did not ask my mother's maiden name. You did not ask whether I owned a CD player, a big screen TV, a new car (foreign or domestic?), a house, a summerhouse, a cabin on the Cape. In fact, you asked about none of the things that most big companies do when they expect me to fill out registration cards.
Moreover, you actually put a stamp on the card. You prepaid the postage! Exactly what kind of company are you anyway?
So far, you are one fine company to do business with."