Users’ expectations for fast and precise answers increased significantly as AI became a natural part of everyday life.
Our website worked well, but our search solution could no longer keep up with these new expectations.
Users were asking specific questions but were met with a traditional search experience returning many results.
This made it difficult to find the right answer.
At the same time, our member support team was handling a large number of repeated questions that had already been answered in our existing content.
Because user behavior had changed.
More and more people now expect to receive direct, fast, and accurate answers rather than having to search through multiple pages themselves.
Our existing solution could not meet this expectation.
As a result, users didn’t always find what they were looking for, and in some cases left the site without getting an answer.
Our search was keyword-based.
This resulted in:
At the same time, the solution required ongoing manual optimization.
This took time, and therefore wasn’t always done to the extent we wanted.
We were dealing with a solution that both created friction for users and required internal resources.
We had previously explored AI solutions, but at the time they were too expensive, and the project was put on hold.
We needed a modern solution that could:
At the same time, it was important that implementation was smooth and that the solution could continuously improve based on real user behavior.
Additionally, we wanted a solution rooted in Denmark (EU-based).
Raffle.ai met the requirements we had.
We also experienced:
It was also crucial for us that the solution could handle large volumes of content.
We have many products, tests, and articles, and this is where hybrid semantic search is particularly strong.
It enables understanding across content, connecting related knowledge, and helping users find what they’re looking for.
After implementing both the AI search engine and the chatbot, we’ve seen:
At the same time, our member support team has experienced a reduction in repetitive inquiries.
Initial results show a 40% increase in conversion rate.