02/03/2011

Improving Your Web Searches With MyWebSearch

MyWebSearch Easy  Guidelines

Make your searches more precise by using the plus sign, symbolized by the “+”. The plus sign instructs MyWebsearch that the search should include all of the words connected by plus signs. Without the plus sign, the search engine will search for each word individually. There will be many results which have only some of the words that you want.

 For example, I searched for a story about fund raising in universities for “save the children.”  I want articles which include several factors together, rather than about each fact separately.  I searched for “charity + save the children + university + fund raising” and received just the information that I wanted. Without a plus sign, I would have gotten search results like charity or save the children or university or fundraising. For more information, try searching on MyWebSearch.

Feb 3, 2011 1:47:54 AM | Web/Tech, Weblogs

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