Google keeps returning unwanted results

[rodion15]

I’m still frustrated with Google searches.



For example: I search for

BrandX over-ear BT headphones and I get webpages for other brands and BrandX doesn’t appear anywhere in the page.



Is there any way to get more precise results?



Any advice much welcome.

 

[neeyik]

For Google to search for specific phrases by putting key words in quotation marks. For example, instead of writing:

Sony WF-S900 bluetooth headphones

Try this instead:

“Sony WF-S900” bluetooth headphones

 

[rodion15]

For Google to search for specific phrases by putting key words in quotation marks. For example, instead of writing:

Sony WF-S900 bluetooth headphones

Try this instead:

“Sony WF-S900” bluetooth headphones

Thank you, I tried that before but still got websites that won't show it anywhere. I'll try finding one and post it here.

 

[neeyik]

Yes, it would be good to try out some examples, to see what the cause might be.

 

[DelJo63]

Instead of Google or Bing, try DuckDuckgo.com

 

[evision atlanta]

Yes. most of the time we don't really get appropriate results for what we searched for, this is because:
we don't use quotes, whereas we should be using.
we don't use hyphens whereas we should that actually separates the keywords.



If you would be using a smart way of searching you will surely get the desired results.

 

[DelJo63]

Also add a prefix + which means 'term is required in the results'

 

[Irene Mehar]

Google search works the way you put your keywords in the search box. To get specific result use "ABC".

 

[kenny loris]

The reason you dont get accurate results is because your query it not specific. Try to put queries that are specific and you'll see the difference.