What comes to mind when you think of an online search engine? Probably on Google. The latter, although there are a large number of variants available to Internet users, has established itself as a synonym for a search engine.
Do you know how to use Google as efficiently as possible? With a few simple tricks, you'll get the hits you've always wanted to find.
Exact phrases

Put the combination of words you want to find between quotation marks.
Missing words

Use an asterisk instead of the word that slipped your memory.
Selected words

If you don't want to get hits that contain a certain word, put a minus sign in front of the unwanted word.
Synonyms

If you insert the ~ sign before the searched word, Google will find its synonyms specifically for you.
Ranges

If you are looking for products in a certain price range, you can narrow your search with two dots between the selected prices.
Search for specific pages

If you want Google to display only hits from a specific website, such as City Magazine, enter the desired phrase and site:citymagazine.si into the search engine.
Connections

If you insert the word link: before any link, you will find out on which websites the link has been mentioned.






