Queuing searches
Posted: 2011 Feb 08, 18:20
Thanks for the tips mentioned here: http://zabkat.com/blog/12Jan11-crack-search-tips.htm
I was hoping to find info on my situation and perhaps request a feature. If I am mistaken in my assumptions/tests below I apologize.
1. Lets say I do a search for my product with a generic term, for short we will call it GT.
2. When I do a search I get the warning saying there are too many results. I click Yes and allow it to search anyway.
3. The program spits out around a thousand or so links which is great.
4. I then search for the same term but with an added term to be more specific (SS), for example: GT SS
5. This time it spits out a hundred or so NEW LINKS. It seems the generic term alone wasn't sufficient in retrieving all the needed links.
So here is the question/suggestion.
Is it possible or beneficial to queue many different searches back-to-back to ensure most of the links are found?
Or, is there a way to have the most generic term dig deeper?
I hope this makes sense. Thanks so much for an amazing program!!
I was hoping to find info on my situation and perhaps request a feature. If I am mistaken in my assumptions/tests below I apologize.
1. Lets say I do a search for my product with a generic term, for short we will call it GT.
2. When I do a search I get the warning saying there are too many results. I click Yes and allow it to search anyway.
3. The program spits out around a thousand or so links which is great.
4. I then search for the same term but with an added term to be more specific (SS), for example: GT SS
5. This time it spits out a hundred or so NEW LINKS. It seems the generic term alone wasn't sufficient in retrieving all the needed links.
So here is the question/suggestion.
Is it possible or beneficial to queue many different searches back-to-back to ensure most of the links are found?
Or, is there a way to have the most generic term dig deeper?
I hope this makes sense. Thanks so much for an amazing program!!