Google Search Tip 5: Use two dots to define a number range You can define a number range for any type of number such as the year, miles per gallon, or price by placing two dots between the numbers. There is no space before or after the two dots. For…
The minus sign (aka the dash) will eliminate unwanted search results. Let’s say you want to see information about a hurricane that was a harbor. If you search “hurricane in harbor” you will get results from the amusement park Six Flags! We don’t want that, so instead we can type:…
Need a high-quality photo instead of cartoonish images and icons? Use the image search tools. You can narrow down your results by image size, type, color, and more. This is also a great tool to find images that can be free to use without copyright infringement. Here’s a video tutorial…
Looking for a PDF in your search results? How about a PowerPoint? Use this shortcut to filter your results to only specific filetypes. For example, if you want your search results to be exclusively downloadable PowerPoint presentations about the American Revolution, type: american revolution filetype:ppt Notice there are no spaces…
Using quotation marks can really change your Google Search Results! Placing your search terms in quotation marks will force Google to search for that exact phrase. The search results for cupcake warehouse are different from search results with the exact phrase “cupcake warehouse” . Watch this video tutorial to see…
