Whenever I do a product search in Google, tonnes of adverts for Amazon come up. Is it possible to tell my search engine to NOT report results from Amazon.co.uk or Amazon.com? Using Google Chrome here.
For anyone who cares why I would want to do this, pick whichever one makes sense to you (they all make sense to me):
* I want to support the smaller players, Amazon crushes the little guys
* Amazon isn't always the cheapest or offer the best, they're just the biggest so their product choices shape our purchasing habits
* Amazon uses tax loopholes to pay close to zippo tax in the UK; the smaller, more honest, retailers cannot afford to pursue these loopholes
* I'm interested if this is technically possible at all
Thanks!
You can tell Google you don't want certain results. It's not a perfect solution but it's an improvement. Use the hyphen to exclude certain sites or words. For example:
Tennis shoes -site:*amazon.com -site:*amazon.co.uk
This removes Amazon sites from the search results, however, Amazon sponsored ads can still make it through, I don't think Google provides a way to exclude who you see ads from.
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