Tips to Use Google Tools to Refine Your Search

by Sep 14, 2011

So you are looking for something. It might be a photo. It might be a video. It might be information, a new t-shirt, or a source for your English essay. You, of course, go to Google first. You type in your search, let’s say ‘Dogs in Tuxes’, and hit enter. Boom- you’ve got three million…Continue Reading

How to Optimize Routes for Your Business with RouteSavvy

Mar 31, 2011 No Comments

Are you running a small business that relies on driving routes to efficiently deliver products and services to your customers? If you’re looking for an inexpensive method to optimize routes you may want to take a look at the RouteSavvy App for Bing Maps. This free app allows you to add addresses to a route…Continue Reading

How to Make Restaurant Reservations with Bing

Mar 01, 2011 No Comments

When Microsoft set out to make a better search engine, not only did they improve the overall search experience, but they also made it easier for you to accomplish tasks without having to scan search results to find what you are looking for. Take restaurant searches, most of the time when you are searching for…Continue Reading

How to Modify Bing’s SafeSearch Filters

Oct 08, 2010 1 Comment

We have showed you how to enable safe searches for Google’s products, but in the next couple of weeks, we will focus children’s safety online on Microsoft’s extensive list of products. This first guide will show you how to enable SafeSearch filters for users who use Bing as their search engine. Like Google and other…Continue Reading

6 Bing Search Tricks You Probably Didn’t Know Existed

Jul 30, 2010 8 Comments

In a recent blog post by the Bing team they published a document containing information about Bing’s query language. In it I found a couple of useful query syntaxes that will improve your ability to use Bing for search. I’ve only listed 6 out of 38 parameters and you’ll soon see why I chose these…Continue Reading

Concerned About Your Privacy? Delete Your Profile from Spokeo

Apr 01, 2010 25 Comments

This morning I received an email from one of my readers alerting me about the amount of personal information aggregated by Spokeo.com, a people-related search engine that claims it’s, “Not your grandma’s phonebook.” Naturally I looked up the website and performed a search on myself, I figured I’d find some of the stuff posted on…Continue Reading

The Difference Between a Browser and a Search Engine

Jul 10, 2009 13 Comments

It is amazing how much we presume others to know, specially when it comes to computer or internet related topics. I came across a post from Seth Godin’s blog on the Best new way to make an internal sale whose featured video completely reinforced my belief that blogs like Gil’s Method are needed to help…Continue Reading