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1. Check your spelling
2. Remove unwanted results
3. Several keywords give better results
4. Exact references can help
5. Special software for correct results
6. Avoid unnecessary words

Search engines don't read sentences the way people do: instead, they look for the keywords on the websites they search. Use more than one keyword when you are doing a search. If you want to find information about pigeons, for example, it is better to type 'bird pigeon' in the search for "bird pigeon" and not just "pigeon" because "pigeon" also may be the name of a hotel or a cafe.

If you are looking for an exact sentence or phrase, for example "pigeons are very clever", type it within the quotation marks "" and only these phrases will be shown. This is useful if you want to find some information which you have forgotten and remember only a part of it.

When searching on the Internet you can find that you have got the results that aren't what you're looking for. In this case you can use a minus symbol to avoid the information you don't need. For example "pigeon -hotel -cafe" would leave out all links to hotels and cafés.

Make sure that you spell every word in the search box correctly. Even if you've made a mistake in spelling, the search engine can suggest the right variant. However, it is a pity when a small typing mistake brings unwanted results.

Common terms like a and the are called stop words and are usually unnecessary. Punctuation is also typically ignored. But there are exceptions. Common words and punctuation marks should be used when searching for a specific phrase. Sometimes common words like the are important. For example, Raven and The Raven bring entirely different results.

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