Looking for consultant to create mapping and queries

I'm looking for a consultant to coach us on how to map our data and what
queries we should use for our particular data. Our data set is very simple
and consists of only 900 documents at this time. However, as we continue to
tweak our map and analyzers and queries the search results we're getting
are not what we want. There seems to be a million ways to skin a cat in ES,
but clearly we're doing it wrong or partially wrong. Please reply if you're
an ES guru and have some time today or tomorrow to work on this.

If this is the wrong forum to inquire about paid consultants, my apologies,
and please direct me to where I can find some ES gurus to work with. Thanks.

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Hey Zelfapp(?) Nate(?),

You are facing a challenge that many search developers have come across.
Sounds like a search relevancy problem. The search engine isn't Google out
of the box with all its psychic intuitiveness of what users want. It's a
tool to create a user experience for users for your content. It requires
very specific tuning and analysis.

Anyway, my colleague John Berryman and I are writing a book
http://manning.com/turnbull on this subject that focuses on making search
results for your search app more intuitive. You might find that useful:

Yes I'm a consultant too -- feel free to ping me directly over email if you
want help. My company's site:

Other consulting firms that come to mind include:
Sematext http://sematext.com
Search Technologies http://www.searchtechnologies.com/

Cheers
-Doug

On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 1:58 PM, Zelfapp nate@usamm.com wrote:

I'm looking for a consultant to coach us on how to map our data and what
queries we should use for our particular data. Our data set is very simple
and consists of only 900 documents at this time. However, as we continue to
tweak our map and analyzers and queries the search results we're getting
are not what we want. There seems to be a million ways to skin a cat in ES,
but clearly we're doing it wrong or partially wrong. Please reply if you're
an ES guru and have some time today or tomorrow to work on this.

If this is the wrong forum to inquire about paid consultants, my
apologies, and please direct me to where I can find some ES gurus to work
with. Thanks.

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On 28/04/2015 03:21, Doug Turnbull wrote:

Hey Zelfapp(?) Nate(?),

You are facing a challenge that many search developers have come across.
Sounds like a search relevancy problem. The search engine isn't Google
out of the box with all its psychic intuitiveness of what users want.
It's a tool to create a user experience for users for your content. It
requires very specific tuning and analysis.

Anyway, my colleague John Berryman and I are writing a book
http://manning.com/turnbull on this subject that focuses on making
search results for your search app more intuitive. You might find that
useful: Relevant Search

Yes I'm a consultant too -- feel free to ping me directly over email if
you want help. My company's site:
http://opensourceconnections.com

Other consulting firms that come to mind include:
Sematext http://sematext.com
Search Technologies http://www.searchtechnologies.com/

Hi,

We're also ES (and other open source search engine) consultants and
would be happy to help- see www.flax.co.uk. There doesn't seem to be a
public list of these (so far) - it would be good to have something like
the list of Solr consultants at Support - Solr - Apache Software Foundation,
which is an alphabetically arranged list of people/companies across the
world.

Doug and John's book is also highly recommended!

Cheers

Charlie

Cheers
-Doug

On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 1:58 PM, Zelfapp <nate@usamm.com
mailto:nate@usamm.com> wrote:

I'm looking for a consultant to coach us on how to map our data and
what queries we should use for our particular data. Our data set is
very simple and consists of only 900 documents at this time.
However, as we continue to tweak our map and analyzers and queries
the search results we're getting are not what we want. There seems
to be a million ways to skin a cat in ES, but clearly we're doing it
wrong or partially wrong. Please reply if you're an ES guru and have
some time today or tomorrow to work on this.

If this is the wrong forum to inquire about paid consultants, my
apologies, and please direct me to where I can find some ES gurus to
work with. Thanks.

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I've grabbed the book, and may very well contact you at some point for
consulting if the book doesn't help to clear up the issues we're having
with relevancy. Thank you for the info.

On Monday, April 27, 2015 at 7:21:51 PM UTC-7, Doug Turnbull wrote:

Hey Zelfapp(?) Nate(?),

You are facing a challenge that many search developers have come across.
Sounds like a search relevancy problem. The search engine isn't Google out
of the box with all its psychic intuitiveness of what users want. It's a
tool to create a user experience for users for your content. It requires
very specific tuning and analysis.

Anyway, my colleague John Berryman and I are writing a book
http://manning.com/turnbull on this subject that focuses on making
search results for your search app more intuitive. You might find that
useful: Relevant Search

Yes I'm a consultant too -- feel free to ping me directly over email if
you want help. My company's site:
http://opensourceconnections.com

Other consulting firms that come to mind include:
Sematext http://sematext.com
Search Technologies http://www.searchtechnologies.com/

Cheers
-Doug

On Mon, Apr 27, 2015 at 1:58 PM, Zelfapp <na...@usamm.com <javascript:>>
wrote:

I'm looking for a consultant to coach us on how to map our data and what
queries we should use for our particular data. Our data set is very simple
and consists of only 900 documents at this time. However, as we continue to
tweak our map and analyzers and queries the search results we're getting
are not what we want. There seems to be a million ways to skin a cat in ES,
but clearly we're doing it wrong or partially wrong. Please reply if you're
an ES guru and have some time today or tomorrow to work on this.

If this is the wrong forum to inquire about paid consultants, my
apologies, and please direct me to where I can find some ES gurus to work
with. Thanks.

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