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Table of Contents 

Introduction……………………………………………………….. 5

How Visual Search Works…………………………………….. 7

Benefits of Visual Search…………………………………….. 11

Platforms with Visual Search Functionalities…………. 16

How to Optimize for Visual Search………………………. 21

Final Words………………………………………………………. 30

Resources…………………………………………………………. 34

Sample Of The Content Inside The Visual Search PLR Lead Magnet:

In 2019, market research studies revealed that visual search is a rising trend that’s going to drastically change the way consumers shop online. So, let’s start with the big question: what is visual search?

Well, have you used Pinterest in the past five or so years? If not, what about Google Lens?

That, folks, is a visual search.

It’s a search engine that uses images to run a search query instead of text. Using artificial intelligence, visual search uses deep neural networks to identify what’s in the user’s image- and then deliver results with similar images (i.e. content, products, etc.). 

So, the key difference between an image search and a visual search is; in an image search users type a text query and are served with images, in a visual search users input an image query and are served with images.

The reality of visual search is that it has been a part of our digital ecosystem for years, with notable movements as far back as 2017.

Despite this, many marketers have yet to realize how valuable investing in it is. 

Furthermore, given that most big technology companies (Google, Pinterest, Snapchat, Amazon, Microsoft, etc.) are ramping up the functionality and prevalence of their visual search- now is the perfect time to set yourself up for success! 

In this report, we’ll cover how visual search works, the practical benefits of visual search, which platforms are developing visual search functionalities worth using, and how to optimize your material for visual search.

Let’s jump right in!

How Visual Search Works

Before we dive into exactly how to set yourself up for success using visual search, you should understand the user behavior behind it, and ultimately why companies have decided to pursue this powerful technology.

This will allow you to understand all the possible uses so you can cater your optimization activities toward your customers’ needs. 

As we mentioned earlier, visual search is an artificial intelligence technology that helps people search using images instead of text-based queries.

The search engine takes the image, analyzes what’s inside the photo, identifies the defining characteristics, and serves results of similar images. 

It’s uncannily accurate. If you’ve never used it before, hop onto the Pinterest app, open any pin, and tap the button on the bottom right corner of the pin. It’s a search icon with a box around it.

Pressing that button takes you to a screen called visual search, where Pinterest shows you other pins with similar (but usually the same) products. 

As you can imagine, visual search works incredibly well for inherently visual marketing material.

So, complicated topics, and generally any kind of information that’s best shown in a detailed article or tutorial, for example, likely won’t perform well on visual search.

On the other hand, infographics, photographs, and illustrations will likely perform well on visual search.

You may be asking: why bother with visual search when you can just have prospects enter a text-based search query? 

The answer is that the starting points of a regular search and a visual search are very different.

For example, users who are conducting search queries with visual search usually have an idea about what they want to buy and are now looking for where they can buy it from.  

People might not know the keywords or terms they need to enter to find the product they’re looking for. After all, 90% of the information our brains receive is visual!

Images, on the other hand, are much better than keywords at describing what you’re looking for.

In turn, this means that search engines can deliver extremely accurate results. 

In practice, this means that if users have a picture of your products but don’t know it’s from your business, they can make a visual search and find your business.

Alternatively, customers might be searching for a competitor’s products but stumble into yours instead. 

The technology is still developing and there isn’t a single dominant design on the market.

But understanding the intersection between why companies are developing visual search and how your customers are using it will help you define your strategy.

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You’ll also be getting 7 done-for-you PLR follow-up emails that you can pop into your Autoresponder and start sending to your new subscribers immediately after they join your email list!

Sample of these Visual Search PLR follow-up Autoresponder Messages:

Subject: How Visual Search is Revolutionizing Online Shopping

Hi there!

Welcome! In this series on visual search, we’re going to explore what visual search is and how you can leverage it for your business.

So, what is visual search?

Basically, visual search lets users make search queries using an image instead of text.

Using artificial intelligence, visual search uses deep neural networks to identify what’s in the user’s image- and then deliver results with similar images (ie. content, products, etc.).

This is not the same as the Images tab on Google, where users use a text query to pull up image results.

Although visual search is not a new technology, it’s still not as commonplace as the regular search bar.

Nevertheless, we’re already seeing some pretty exciting results from the early adopters of visual search.

And because of this, companies like Google, Amazon, and Pinterest are heavily increasing their investment in the technology.

Some of the ways visual search is changing the online landscape are:

** Making search engine optimization easier for marketers:

Before search engines were advanced enough to comprehend images, it was the marketer’s job to tag images so that search engines would know what they were about and index them properly.

But with visual search, search engines can use deep tagging to analyze images and make an extremely comprehensive set of tags- in a fraction of the time that a human marketer would need.

This way, marketers can spend less time laboriously tagging images but are still able to reach a deeper and wider range of keywords.

As such, images are more likely to rank for both visual search and regular searches because the search engine has more information to work with thanks to
deep-tagging.

** Raising the bar for digital experiences and customer journeys:

The benchmark for a customer’s satisfaction rises every time they experience something better than what they were used to.

For example, imagine you wanted to contact a business but the only way to get in touch was by fax.

It would be unbelievable!

Simply put, when people have that “best” experience enough times with one business, it will become the “bare minimum” expectation for everyone else.

This is important because we’re seeing the same thing happening with visual search.

Using visual search, customers can find exactly what they’re looking for around five times faster than with other methods.

It’s more efficient and much faster for consumers.

As a result, 69% of young shoppers prefer purchasing from visually-oriented searches (according to Accenture).

And even though visual search seems to resonate more strongly with younger consumers, another study found that 52% of all surveyed adults had an interest in using visual search.

Thus, market research is seeing that visual search will be the industry standard.

** Uncovering (or creating!) new consumer desires:

There’s a famous quote from Henry Ford that goes, “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses.”

In practice, this means that if you ask consumers what they want, they’re most likely going to tell you that they want an incrementally improved version of something that already exists on the market, rather than a genuinely better solution.

Visual search, especially on Pinterest, is a great way to start working with this mindset because these customers are looking for inspiration.

They know that they have a problem or a desire, but don’t quite know how to fulfill it and are looking for a solution.

If you’re able to identify these core desires, you can position yourself in the most relevant niches to your business.

Eventually, you can even extend into lateral or complementary niches to widen your reach.

Furthermore, since we’re talking about visual search, the journey from discovery to purchase is much shorter than a traditional eCommerce experience.

This means that visual search could potentially unlock a whole new segment of consumers for your business!

That brings us to the end of today’s email, we hope you’re fired up and ready to start working on your visual search strategy!

Until next time,

[Your Name Here]

These 7 Visual Search emails have a total word count of: 3501 words

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– 1 Lead Magnet Report (PDF, DOC),
Report Word Count: 3771 words

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Autoresponder Email Messages Word Count: 3501 words

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[YES] Can be added into paid membership websites

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[YES] Can print/publish offline

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