Intent Is Messy: Why Classifying Search Intent Is Harder Than Ever (And What To Do Instead)
Think you’ve nailed user intent? Think again. Real search behaviour is a glorious, complicated mess. And that’s exactly where the opportunity is.
Angie Nikoleychuk
Psychology, Technology, & Marketing
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