Online Search Secrets

Online Search Secrets

How often do you use Google search? Autos Bauen Willy Weckl Kostenlose. Multiple times a day? For small business owners, searching Google is an important tactic for competitive research, finding the best tools, and solutions for problems. But, getting the results you can actually use is tricky.

Citation: Frank Parry, (2014) 'Google Search Secrets', Online Information Review, Vol. 38 Issue: 6, pp.836-837, Downloads: The fulltext of this document has been downloaded 92 times since 2014. Review Number: 2014/5; Review Subject: Google Search Secrets Christa Burns. When it comes to the Google search box, you already know the tricks: finding exact phrases matches using quotes like 'so say we all' or searching a single site.

Fortunately, today I’m showing you my seven secrets for finding ANYTHING using a Google search. These are the tactics I use most often to refine the results Google displays when I’m searching.

Here’s the one-page infographic, with each tactic explained in more detail below: Share this Image On Your Site Please include attribution to Socialmediaonlineclasses.com with this graphic. Let’s get started — 1.

Search for an Exact Phrase Google search is smart, but it’s not human-brain smart, so you need to be able to tell it exactly what you’re looking for. For example, if want to find social media online classes, and type that in the Google search field, it will return anything using those words in any order (and sometimes the results don’t use every one of those words).

You often get content that’s only remotely related to what you truly need. Instead, when you need to see only those results using an exact phrase, surround the phrase in quotes, like this: Then, Google will return ONLY those results using those words together in that exact order. 2. Search for a Phrase in Any Order Sometimes you just want to do a general search and see what’s out there. It’s not important in what order the words appear, but you do want all of them to be included in the results.