Tygo’s unique functionality is the key to a successful search. We let you choose the function that best fits your needs. Here are two powerful search options. 

Broad-Based Search:

Using the TYGO Search box, you can conduct a broad and thorough search and expect a massive return of information. Simply enter any word or phrase and the entire world wide web is at your disposal. This type of search leaves no stone unturned. Billions of records will be reviewed, analyzed, and listed for you with the most relevant information prioritized for you in a matter of seconds. TYGO’s “spidered results” combined with our proprietary TYGOBot technology, searches wider and deeper than most search engines yet filters for relevancy better than others. Have you ever noticed how searches on some of the top search engines come up with just about the same thing? Why? Simply because they’re recycling each other’s data. Not TYGO. These are original searches and not skimmed or contracted from other search engines. 

Directory Based Search:

A directory based search or a “Category” search helps you fine tune your search to specific topics before you search the web. This allows you to clarify what your intended result is and limit the responses for an even higher level of relevancy. You don’t have to struggle coming up with the perfect search phrase of set of words to enter into the box. The Directory Based Search does it for you. Just click on the topic want and TYGO will take you to another selection of subtopics. Keep doing this until you find exactly what you want. You save time, you get highly accurate results, and you learn how to find what you need without the brain strain of trying to read the mind of the search engine. Directory Based Searches on TYGO are faster and more relevant. These searches will exclude certain directory paths below any hierarchy levels but that’s how it saves you time. Try your next search both ways and see which one works best for you!

Here are some basic search guidelines for helping you find everything you want!

• Use “quotes” around words or phrases for an exact match of that information