{"section":"tutorials","requestedLocale":"en","requestedSlug":"forcing-searches-with-blocked-terms-to-return-results","locale":"en","slug":"forcing-searches-with-blocked-terms-to-return-results","path":"docs/en/tutorials/catalog/search/forcing-searches-with-blocked-terms-to-return-results.md","branch":"main","content":"> ⚠️ **Warning**: VTEX has two search options - VTEX search and VTEX Intelligent Search. This article refers to the VTEX search. To learn more about the VTEX Intelligent Search application, see [this track](/en/tracks/vtex-intelligent-search--19wrbB7nEQcmwzDPl1l4Cb).\n\nTo make customer searches more accurate, VTEX search engine ignores some terms that are very common. Some examples are the words \"com\" and \"todo\", from Portuguese, \"that\" and \"with\", from English, and \"hace\" and \"uno\", from Spanish. [See here the complete list of blocked terms](/en/faq/why-vtex-search-engine-ignores-some-terms).\n\nHowever, this behavior sometimes causes difficulties for the store.\n\nSay, for example, that one of the products in your store is the game \"Uno\".\n\nThe word \"Uno\" is blocked by the search. So if a user types only \"Uno\" in the search field of the store, they won't see any results, even if the product is available.\n\nTo work around this scenario, you can choose one of the following two actions.\n\n## Create a folder in CMS with the searched term name\n\nVTEX search engine returns several types of results, following the order of priority below:\n- Landing page (title of the CMS folder).\n- Brand.\n- Department.\n- Keyword.\n\nWhen the customer searches for the title of a product, the case is that of the keyword, which - despite being the most common - is the one with lowest priority.\n\nFollowing the example above, if the user searches only for \"Uno\", the site will not yield any results.\n\nBut if you __create a folder in CMS__ with the title \"Uno\", when this term is searched, before searching for a keyword the system will search and find the folder that you created.\n\nThis will bring the user to this folder. All you need to do then is point it to the desired product.\n\n## Redirect search URLs to the product page\n\nAnother alternative to force searches with blocked terms to return relevant search results is through a __redirect__ procedure.\n\nAgain following our example, you can create a 301 redirect from the `{AccountName}.com.br/Uno` URL to the product page.\n\nWhenever someone searches for \"Uno\", the URL that will be created is the previos one, and the user will be automatically taken to the product page."}