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If you search a famous name like Joe Biden or Donald Trump, it might be useful to read the 10,000th thing written about them, wouldn't it?
by phpthrowaway99 4y ago
If you search a famous name like Joe Biden or Donald Trump, it might be useful to read the 10,000th thing written about them, wouldn't it?
- CrendKing 4y agoLike the others have said, Google wants you to refine your search (e.g. "Joe Biden foreign policy" instead of "Joe Biden"), rather than dumping low quality results on you. You don't have to agree with Google's rule by switching to other search engines, but if you do use Google, abide to that.
- amatecha 4y agoEhhh, I write very specific search terms, with quoted elements, and I still get shockingly irrelevant results. I'd literally rather get a "no useful results" response rather than hundreds of pages of results that literally DO NOT CONTAIN the terms I typed into the search box.
- jjk166 4y agoIf you put the search terms in quotation marks it will only show results where that term appears verbatim on the page. Also searching -keyword will exclude search results where that word is present.