Learn “Basics of Web 🔎Search with Keywords & Search Phrases using Google Search Operators, Symbols & Notations”
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23th, May 2020 at 11:00 am-01:00 pm Canada - EST
Time Zone: Ontario, Canada - EST
Search engines such as Google uses “Booleans, Search Operators, Notations and Symbols” in combination with search terms to help drill down on relevancy of search results. In this webinar, the students are taught concepts and approaches in selecting keywords and building search phrases. The search terms are combined with a carefully selected basic search operator such as Boolean Logic and Symbols/Notations for the search to deliver concise, accurate and relevant search results. The students are taught best practices and rules that make the basic search work for the best results. This webinar event is a "Level_1" program for the students that are just starting to delve into the realm of acquired skills in building complex search queries by progressively taking "Level_2" and "Level_3" webinars.
The webinar will appeal to those of you who require an understanding of research approaches and skills, and importantly an ability to deploy them in your studies or in your professional life.
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Topics we will cover in this Webinar
Keywords and Search Phrase Intent Interpretation by Search Engine
How Search Engine reads and understand Search Keywords and Search Phrases?
How to convert keywords in to Search Phrases?
What are the different elements of Search Phrases that identifies Types of Keywords?
Differences between "Short Tail", "Long Tail" Search Queries? and How it impacts search results?
How to Select Keywords and build Effective Search Phrase?
What are the Boolean Operators, Symbols and Notations used in building Basic Google Search Queries?
Rules, Restrictions and Situations in which to use a particular Search Operator, Symbol or Notations.
How to build complex search queries with Boolean Logic operators in your search?
Examples of search queries in situations for finding People, Business, News, Articles, Social Media and Groups/Forums.
