The reference links that you add should be relevant to the topic. The best way to find related references is by googling the topic. The chances are that you would get a result showing some useful blogs on the selected title. Still, you must open the selected blogs, have a quick look at them to see whether they would be relevant to the title or not, and then add their URL to the details.
However, if you came up with a unique title and can’t find any matching references, you need to be smart and do a search with a different string.
You should not just blindly pick up the first three results on google. You need to open them and have a quick look at them to check their relevance.
For instance, when you search the topic- How to plan a trip well with drinks?, you get results (Fig 1) that are not relevant to what the topic means.
To find relevant articles for this topic, you’ll have to change the search string a bit.
Strings like how to carry drinks well while traveling can yield better results.
The results shown in the fig below are much more relevant than the results in the previous figure. So make sure you experiment with different search strings and come up with appropriate references. You must open the links, go through the content to check the relevance, and then only add it to the requirement.
