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20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...

biijuu - Member Since: Dec 2008
Subject - 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Google, undoubtedly is the most popular search engine. May be you are using google for a long time, but do you know the advanced searching techniques to get the best results out of google?

It's never too late. A few search techniques you must know, are below. For ease of understanding, each technique is explained with an example.

Click here to try it yourself.


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gladispanivas - Member Since: Jan 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Undoubtedly great tips. Thanks for posting.
sudhajosej - Member Since: Jan 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
It is a talent to collect like this information and produce here. Sure it will help. Thanks.
mickeyy - Member Since: Jan 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
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Originally Posted by biijuu View Post
Google, undoubtedly is the most popular search engine. May be you are using google for a long time, but do you know the advanced searching techniques to get the best results out of google?

It's never too late. A few search techniques you must know, are below. For ease of understanding, each technique is explained with an example.

Click here to try it yourself.


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Excellent thread for those people who were not using these features of google, for analysis of the competitors websites the knowledge on these tricks is quite essential. I'm already using some of these features.
amuthanjrv - Member Since: Jan 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Worth tips. From where do you get all these?. Thanks for sharing.
valanvas78 - Member Since: Jan 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Smart findings. Thanks for posting.
Johnvr69 - Member Since: Jan 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Nice collection.. I also tried to find some of techniques.

By putting double quotes around a set of words, you are telling Google to consider the exact words in that exact order without any change. Google already uses the order and the fact that the words are together as a very strong signal and will stray from it only for a good reason, so quotes are usually unnecessary. By insisting on phrase search you might be missing good results accidentally. For example, a search for
  • [ "Alexander Bell" ] (with quotes) will miss the pages that refer to Alexander G. Bell.
jeriner - Member Since: Feb 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Nice tips. Keep sharing.
leo_013 - Member Since: Feb 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Mind Blowing Biijuu.Add some more technique
leninprl - Member Since: Mar 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Great information biijuu.

Google search is now part of our life, however apart from simple search Google also supports various advanced search techniques by introducing various operators and search-tags.

Like '+' and '-'.

You can search in the title of page by prefixing 'intitle:' as prefix to your search query and many more..
valanvas78 - Member Since: Jan 2010
Subject - Re: 20 Advanced GOOGLE Search Techniques ...
Before you search, make a plan!

Putting together a search is a three-step process.

1. Identify your concepts

2. Make a list of search terms for each concept

3. Specify the logical relationships among your search terms

There are also optional things you can do to focus a search. This is known as field searching, and is covered later on in this tutorial.


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