Finding what you want when using the web (with Google) — Retail ... - Retail Technology Innovation Hub

Finding what you want when using the web can be as simple as searching for it on Google.

However, there are other useful methods for drilling down to find detailed information quickly. And Google, along with internet databases are excellent for quick search and comparison.

Try an internet database

In a sense, the web is nothing more than a giant database. It's full of the information you need but doesn't know where to get it. Fortunately, many sites other than Google can help you. You will have seen the ads for market comparisons with the cute little meerkats.

That's a great example. Yet many other similar companies can help you find all kinds of services. From financial advisers to cybersecurity experts, a helpful search directory is never too far away.

Or you can use the search term "what you are looking for near me" for quick Google local results.

Learn to search Google properly

Google is a search engine. And like vehicle engines, there are many parts. As a whole, the engine functions as a giant machine. And like your car engine, there are parts you didn't even know were there and are important.

For example, you have probably been using the search box warning for years and getting inconsistent and inadequate results. The most basic things you need to be aware of are exact phrases.

To search Google for an exact phrase, you must encase it in speech marks. For example, "restaurant suppliers in the UK". This forces Google to search all its indexed pages for the phrase you...

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