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10 Internet Search tips for Better Results
The Internet is a huge repositry of information, but unless you can find your way
to that knowledge it is useless.
Here are some Search tips to make life easier for you when searching.
Take your time and start with a pen and paper, write down what you want to find.
Choosing the right search terms is the key to finding the information you need.
e.g. If you where to search for me on the web you could try "Graham Taylor", "Graham A Taylor",
"Graham Andrew Taylor", profile "Graham Andrew Taylor",
With names you will get better results by enclosing the names in exclamation marks (")
this will make the search engine look at the group of words as a whole rather that individually.
Start with a general term, and then narrow the range, for example if you are looking for a car,
just entering "car" will return about 990,000,000 results
Entering "Ford car" reduces that to 8,430,000
while "ford mustang 2008 cuts that down to about 901,000.
Ford Mustang 2008 Arizona,
further reduces the number of results to around 312,000 so you can see the more refined
your search term the more specific your results will be.
Vary the order of the word you search with, as you saw above ford mustang 2008 Arizona
gave us 312,000 but "2008 mustang Ford Arizona" gave 128,000 and "Arizona mustang Ford 2008
returned 948,000
Another way of using specific words is to use a plus + or minus sign in your search string. Using the same example as above you could enter Graham+Andrew+Taylor and get similar results. If you used the minus sign Graham+Andrew+Taylor-2007 the results would show any of the first set of results that did not contain the word 2007 for example any article that had a 2007 copyright tag.
Use "AND " and "OR" and "NOT"to refine your search, as in "Graham Taylor"OR "Graham Andrew Taylor" NOT "Graham George Taylor"
Unless what you are searching for is a proper name use lower case letters to enter your search string, this will get the search engine to search both upper and lower case versions of the word.
Use more than one search engine, while Google is the largest, it still does not index the entire web, so you might get different results from different search engines, like Ask and MSN,
You can copy and paste your search string from one engine to an other (control C to copy Control V to paste)
Use the tools that the search engines provide, Google has an Advance search tool at http://www.google.com/advanced_search
Remember to phrase the question in different ways, as this will often change the results, a search for "search engines are" will give results that are less commercial than just "search engines"
I hope that these tips will make your searching more enjoyable and more importantly give you the results that you need.
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I got the inspiration for this Internet tip from Tim Lindens blog
and I agree with all
his points, but for me the single biggest way to get traffic to my blog is to write articles, and link my resourse box back to my blog, this way any of my readers is able to find other things that I have written.
When I publish an article, I use a submission service that places it in dozens of directories and ezines,
which gives each article a huge chance of bein read.
It also places my back link on to many sites so the search engine robots are able to find and index me quickly.
