Keyword Suggestion Tool

by Ethan Cole
 
 

If you are researching a specific subject, information may be a challenge to obtain on the Internet. If you want detailed information, you may need to use a specialized search engine as a keyword suggestion tool.

Search Engine Guide is one example. Search Engine Guide is a specialized search engine that is part of a website about search engines. When you use it as a keyword suggestion tool, you may choose from thousands of search engines divided into sixteen categories and numerous subcategories. This site can be useful for anyone from the general inquiries to those who are seeking scholarly information.

Fossick.com is a search engine that contains a mixture of popular, academic, general, and Internet related search engines. When this site is used as keyword suggestion tool, it places over three thousand search engines into nine broad categories, almost fifty subcategories and numerous smaller subcategories. This is especially handy for finding search engines that are rarely listed in other guides. When you type in a keyword, some of the categories you may choose from are: Jobs and Careers, Investment, Music, and Arts and Theatre.

 

DirectSearch is mainly an academic site. It boasts thousands of search engines divided into twelve organized categories. The best attribute as a keyword suggestion tool is that many of the search engines included are bibliographic. This is useful for when you use it as a keyword suggestion tool because it supplies bibliographic citations and brief summaries of articles when gathering scholarly research.

LincOn.com covers over three thousand specialized search engines into 34 topic choices. This site is not as conveniently organized as other search engine guides. Some of the topics have an alphabetical organization that is accessed through an easily misunderstood encyclopedic index. The good news though is that when this website is used as a keyword suggestion tool, many of LincOn.com’s categories are on subjects not covered by other search engines. The quality of the information gleaned depends on the search engine referenced.

Beaucoup is one of the oldest specialized search engines created. It’s a little more particular of the over two thousand five hundred search engines, directories and indices it includes. When used as a keyword suggestion tool, it can be used for anything from a popular topic to an academic search. This means you can use this search engine to find a large variety of information about a topic.

There are many more specialized search engines you can find on the Internet by simply typing in “search engines”+”specialized” as a keyword suggestion tool. You can also find other specialized search engines by word of mouth or by any trade listserv you may be a part of on the Internet. Specialized information may be easier to find than you’d think.