I agree, lately i have been browsing TAG HEUER watches, and when i do a search i regularly get 1700 on the list, but so many of them are cheap chinese watches that use the phrase TAG in their listing.
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That is really strange, because those listings remain even after filtering the search to show only TAG Heuer brand watches, and they don't use the word Heuer in the title or in the item specifics - in fact on the first one I looked at, the brand said HOTARU so it should be filtered out of the list when it's refined by brand name. ?:|
Either there's some weird kind of manipulation going on that I can't see, or it's the result of Cassini...the search engine that shows you what it wants you to see, not what you tell it to show you.
Keyword searches are often pretty useless without a few key refinements these days, though, and vice versa for category browsing.
You can remove unwanted results from a search fairly effectively with using - before keywords. It works even without typing any other keywords if you're within a category, so you can leave the search bar essentially blank except the words you don't want in results (so you can go to Sports > Fitness and just type the main keywords, eg -supplements -protein and filter out the majority of them).
You can also tick boxes to remove the supplements from your results, depending on how much refining you're prepared to do - they're primarily listed in a sub-category of Sports > Fitness > Accessories, so if you're only looking through the Accessories category, you can click "Choose more..." from the menu, then select all the sub-categories you want shown in results, leaving out supplements.
