Just as we have seen in the previous recipe, you can create a visual best bet to give your users a visual cue for more visual types of best bets.
A use case for using visual best bets would be a SharePoint site where users search for product keywords, and rather than receiving a textual best bet, they receive a visual version of a best bet to help them identify whether they have gotten the right search best bet.
Just as in the scenario with textual best bets, in your organization you might face a challenge with too many best bets needed to be added fast either initially or an on-going basis.
Let's take a look at how you can speed up the process of provisioning new visual best bets using PowerShell.
We'll assume you are running your environment with SharePoint Search configured and working. This is the case for the environment you downloaded from the Microsoft Download Center as described in Chapter 1,
We'll also assume you have tried working with...