This is Stevea Robbins. Welcome to the Get It Done Guys quick and dirty tips to work less and do more.

The good news about the Internet is that it's put the world's information at our fingertips.

For a little while, this was a very good thing. But then advertisers, marketers, bad actors, and silly people have turned the internet into information wreckage.

Once, search gave good answers.

Now it gives you nine Amazon links, three Walmart links, and weaponized propaganda.

Oh, joy.

I recently interviewed Stefan Spencer, co-author of the 997 page book, The Art of Search

Engine Optimization.

Stefan knows how to cut through the wreckage to reveal the shining nuggets of wisdom lying beneath.

He shared a few tips with me.

Now, nobody knows about wreckage better than Thomas.

He's a 17-year-old cyborg who is dating his toaster.

And he's very frustrated.

They've had a fight and he doesn't know what to do.

Being half-machine, he's great with logic, but he doesn't understand emotion.

So he wants to turn to the internet for the answers.

But what does he search for?

And how does he get the best result?

His relationship is depending on the answer.

Search suggestions can point the way. Use

suvel.com. That's s-o-o-o-v-v-l-e dot com. Start with Suval. It kind of rhymes with Google,

only not really. Suval.com isn't a search engine. It's a search engine of search engines. You start to type a query,

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