[ivanalejandro0]

> We also found that many people will just do a quick search for "asd" or "weather" and then leave because those searches aren't really differentiated (and just can't really be).

This is an interesting point, I've seen other apps tackling this issue providing different pre-defined use cases that you can just click to use them. For example, online apps where you can upload a photo and get a somehow tweaked version of it (like cartooning your face or something like that), so users that want to give it a quick try can click on pre-uploaded pictures from a list and see results.

For this case maybe providing a good handful of search use cases where users wanting to give it a quick try could just click and see results could work to keep them away of dumb queries.

Good luck!

[richardsocher]

Thanks. Great idea.

We tried sth similar a while back and it confused some people who thought that the entire site could only be used for the 3 examples we provided. Other users just clicked out of it. Maybe we can find a way to bring that back without interrupting any flow :)