Byway, B.: Using Web search engines more effectively (1997)
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- Abstract
- Sets out the basic approach of search engines. They all rely on relevance ranking. Some offer Booelan searching, the option to insist that a keyword is present, proximity searching, and title searching. Refining searches using these techniques can help make search results more relevant
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