When you're searching Google for more than a quick answer, it's not always obvious which links in the search results have more in-depth information.
Recently Google started returning in-depth articles for some broad topics. These are not like what you'd get from Wikipedia. They're gleaned from essays and editorials from major sources.
For example, here's a screenshot of a Google search for dsm 5:
To get a list of in-depth articles for this search:
Add the following to the URL in the address window after getting your first page of search results:
&ida_m=1
The URL for the Google search results that I got was originally:
https://www.google.com/search?q=dsm+5
Adding the little snippet in red above makes the URL look like this:
https://www.google.com/search?q=dsm+5&ida_m=1
...with the following in-depth results:
The in-depth search hack doesn't work for all topics. Content publishers are still scrambling to meet Google's criteria to be included in in-depth search results.
Give it a try and post a comment on how it worked for you!
