12.6 Performing search 12.6.1 Search strategies 12.6.2 Search example By now, the content is crawled and indexed with the new configuration, the  search configuration is set up, and the new interface components have been  added. It is time to perform the search. In this section, we show you how to  perform search efficiently by using the enterprise search application and the  various configuration and components that we set up earlier.  A good search strategy is to make an initial search that returns a broad range of  items. Then, examine the results and narrow down the search results based on  your business requirements. In the previous sections, we show how to add components to the enterprise  search application for viewing distributions of the results over a range of  parameters. These components are interactive, that is, they enable you to drill  down and narrow the search result content. As you drill down, also look for the  additional terms that are added through query expansion in each subsequent  search query. To best demonstrate the search strategies that take advantage of the custom  fields, facets, and search enhancements created earlier in this chapter, run a few  search examples. We begin with a search goal: Look for the most relevant  Redbooks  that describe  email products. Let us perform some searches: email Based on the expansion rule that is defined in Figure 12-21 on page 471, the  search was expanded to include the term,  Lotus . Figure 12-31 on page 480  shows the search result for our example.  Chapter 12. Enterprise search  479 1. Initially, we enter a simple search query as follows: