7 Narrowing down the search
Ever searched for something and exclaimed at how much of junk you have to sift to find what you need? Now you can narrow down your search. If what you are equipping the search with is a vague keyword and you know might digress from what you need, then add “- “followed by what you DON’T need to see. For example, you want to search for sports equipment but do not wish to see anything about sports shoes specifically, then search “sports equipment -shoes” to narrow down the results.
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8 I’m feeling lucky on my own
If multiple results only hurt more than help your search then the “I’m feeling lucky” option is your best friend. However, there is an alternative to this. If you are aware of multiple results which will adhere to exactly what you wish to look up, then simply put your search keywords in quotes. Example, if you want to search for “Manchester United” and the websites discussing genuine news about the same, search “” Manchester United””. This should allow you to not only come up with their official website, but also the most relevant, popular, and trustworthy websites discussing Manchester United related information.
Google has been around since the author of the article discovered what the Internet is and shall be around for ages to come now that it has a stake in the smart device industry. It only behooves you to know how to refine your Google search, one of the most efficient open-source information searching tools out there.