Top 18 Google Advanced Search Operators that you Must to Know
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The document outlines 18 Google search operators that enhance browsing efficiency by providing precise query results. It explains various commands such as 'site:', 'cache:', 'or', 'minus (-)', and others that help refine searches, eliminate terms, and find specific information. These operators facilitate more targeted searches, allowing users to access specific websites, formats, or data efficiently.
Top 18 Google Advanced Search Operators that you Must to Know
- 1. Top 18 Google Search Operators That Increase Your Browsing Efficiency.
- 2. What Are Google Search Operators? Google search operators are special commands given in the search query to obtain the most appropriate results and make regular old searches seem laughably basic in comparison. This presentation shall thus describe 18 such commands that are useful for you.
- 3. Site The site command basically allows you to limit the scope of the search to that particular site and its number of crawled pages.
- 4. Cache This operator or command is added before the URL in order to know the exact time when google was able to crawl your site.
- 5. Or/|(Pipe) This operator enables google to look for either the first or the second, or both words. The “OR” should be in capitals.
- 6. And AND operator has a similar logic to the OR operator. Here google looks for all the mentioned queries.
- 7. Minus(-) Using this operator before the certain term will eliminate the term from the search results. It is especially useful in case a word has many synonyms.
- 8. Asterisk (*) Asterisk “*” can be used as a wildcard or in a place where you are unsure about the search query.
- 9. Quotes(“”) When the words or phrase in the query are added in quotes “ “ the search shall only pertain to these words or phrases.
- 10. Dollar($) This operator can be used to ascertain the price of a certain commodity.
- 11. In In is the operator used when you want to change one unit or currency to another.
- 12. Related The operator gives sites related to the given domain and is useful for searching competitors
- 13. File Type This operator helps restrict your search on the basis of file format. It is useful for searching for different kinds of files like ppt,doc,pdf etc.
- 14. Intitle And Allintitle This operator allows you to search a certain word in the title. It only results which contain the search term you use in the meta title.
- 15. Inurl This operator helps you find a similar page to your query in the URL. It is mainly used for finding exact websites of similar content.
- 16. Weather This operator helps determine the weather of a particular place or location.
- 17. Allinanchor Anchor text is the text on the web site which is linked with another web site. When it is clicked you are directed to the place or page which is linked with the anchor text. When we use this operator Google curbs the pages which contain the targeted term which has been specified in the anchor text.
- 18. Map This operator as its name suggests provides with the map of the mentioned place.
- 19. Movie This operator provides the basic details of the movies that have been input in the search query.
- 20. Before- After The before/after command helps you find the data before or after a particular date or time. This operator is still in the experimental phase.
- 21. To read more in detail visit at - Top 18 Google Advanced Search Operators That You Must to Know
- 22. Thank You.