Now that you know what search is, let’s get into
how to search most effectively. First, you should keep in mind three simple
tips before you begin searching:
·
Search terms should be simple. Describe what you’re
looking for with the least possible terms. Imagine how the page you wish to
find should be written.
·
Use words that may appear in the page.
·
Use descriptive and specific words. Avoid common
words.
When choosing a
link to follow, consider the title, the snippet and the web address. These
pieces of information provide necessary clues to what you may find on the
resulting page. Some common questions to ask yourself before clicking on a
result:
·
Do I know the domain? (For instance: google.co.in,
pandora.com)
·
What type of domain is it? (For instance: .com,
.edu, .gov, .pe, .info, etc.)
·
Does it include a symbol or name that indicates it
is a personal page? (For example: %, ~, member, user)
For further
reading on searching effectively, check out these lessons and recorded live trainings brought to you by Google’s Search Education team. For quick tips and
tricks on searching with Google,browse through Inside Search.
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