Browse like a Pro!

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What we want is the results at our fingertips. Ever put a blame on Google for not getting exact results?


The problem is not with Google, its the way you browse. Moreover browsing is a skilled talent that we acquire automatically. No worries..  we will guide you. Here are some tips to fix your issues. Now Browse like a PRO!



1. SEARCH EXACT PHRASES
If you are looking for an exact phrase, use quotation marks.



2. SEARCH FOR A PARTICULAR FILETYPE
Google will restrict results to page that end in suffix.



3. SEARCH WITHIN  A SITE
Use site: to get results from certain domains.



4. BLANK
An asterisk (*) works as a wildcard, and helps you find the missing word in a phrase.


5. SEARCH SIMILAR
Find sites with similar content to a URL you already know.


6. EXCLUDE A WORD
Add a hyphen before a word to exclude a search item. This is useful if you are searching for a word with several meanings.


6. GOOGLE SCHOLAR
Make Google Scholar your academic search engine. It is useful when you require scholarly articles for assignments, researches etc.


Hurray!!! Now you have become a PRO! Go browse for a while. Google is all yours!

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