- Quotations around your search terms will give you an exact match for terms that might have multiple meanings.
Ex: link vs "link"
- "OR" will put a relationship between the two terms and broadened your search.
Ex: "hospitality" OR "hotel management"
- Find similar websites by inserting "related:" in front of the search term.
Ex: related:theatlantic.com
- Get basic info about a subject or a person by inserting "info:" in front of the search term.
Ex: info:Stacey Abrams
- Find information between a certain numeric range by adding an ellipses between the numbers.
Ex: "first woman to" 1900....1930
Ex: "laptops" $500...$1000
Ex: "dogs" 18 inches...30 inches
- "All In Title" will yield results that have all the keywords in the title of the article or title tag.
Ex: allintitle: federal lawsuit against
- "All In Text" will yield results that have all the keywords in the text of the article or material.
Ex: allintext: nutrients in soil
- Adding "stocks" before a company will yield company profiles and stock information.
Ex: stocks:patagonia
Ex: stocks: Sprint
- Use Google to search for images, as well as drag and drop to reverse image search
