Google Search Operators: 40 Commands to Know in 2023

Google search operators extend the capabilities of regular text searches on Google 🔎 ... and once you’ve mastered just a few of these special commands, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without them. 🔥 👉 Subscribe: kzbin.info?sub_...
Google search operators make searching for things online so much better!
Once you’ve mastered just a few of these special commands, you’ll wonder how you ever managed without them.
In this video, we’ll guide you through some of the best Google advanced search operators (that actually work) and show you how to use them effectively, so tune in!
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🕘Timestamps
0:00 Intro
0:45 What Are Google Search Operators?
1:06 How Do I Use Google Search Operators?
1:37 40 Advanced Google Search Operators
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🛠Google Search Operators: 40 Commands to Know in 2021
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[@nirmitha]

01) 1:52 Find Relate Sites 02) 2:04 Find pages to add internal links 03) 2:28 Search content on a specific site 04) 3:32 Find exact matches 05) 3:40 Exclude specific word or phrase 06) 3:59 Include specific word or phrase 07) 4:10 Return cached version of a web page 08) 4:25 Search for specific keyword in URL 09) 4:50 Find exact keywords in page titles 10) 5:12 Find keywords in page titles 11) 5:40 intext 12) 5:55 allintext 13) 6:20 inanchor 15) 6:39 inurl 16) 6:51 allinurl 17) 6:58 postauthor 18) 7:06 loc 19) 7:22 site exclude 20) 7:38 filetype 21) 7:51 or keyword 22) 8:09 fill in blank * 23) 8:27 around(x) 23) 8:44 daterange 25) 9:05 between two years 26) 9:20 relevant forums & community 27) 9:39 find pdfs 28) 9:43 find NON-https sites 32) 10:45 duplicate content 39) 12:58 how often competitors publishing new content 40) 13:26 find sites that are linking to your competitors

[@kevinfreeman9652]

Very well done and right to the point.

[@harrysolas2802]

Thanks. I was getting to the point where I was going to create my own search engine.

[@TheRealEstateMedellin]

holly cow thanks.

[@XavierY828]

How to search on suffixes?