As i mentioned in my last part Google has many inbuilt keywords that restricts searches to search only in particular domains .Knowing this keywords makes your search more easier and much efficient.
Site:
Search only one website or domain. eg: “stock market” site:www.cnn.com (Will search information on stock market from cnn.com)
filetype:
Find documents of the specified type( pdf, doc,rtf,etc ) eg: filetype:pdf C++ book (Find C++ book in pdf format)
link:
Find linked pages, i.e., show pages that point to the URL. eg: link:warriorlibrarian.com (Find pages that link to Warrior Librarian’s website)
inurl:
Search keyword must appear in the URL of the page. eg : doctor inurl:london ( Search for pages in which the URL contains the word london )
allinanchor:
All query words must appear in anchor text of links to the page. eg: allinanchor:useful parenting sites (Search for pages that are called useful parenting sites by others.)
inanchor:
Terms must appear in anchor text of links to the page. eg: restaurants Portland inanchor:kid-friendly
(Search for pages on Portland restaurants for which links to the page say they are “kid friendly.”)
allintext:
All query words must appear the in text of the page. eg: allintext:ingredients cilantro chicken lime .(Search for recipes with these three ingredients.)
intext:
The terms ‘ cricket ‘ must appear in the text of the page. eg: sachin intext:cricket (Find pages mentioning sachin where cricket is included in the text of the page )
allintitle:
All query words must appear in the title of the page. eg; allintitle: USA Iraq (Search for pages with titles containing “USA” and “Iraq”)
intitle:
The terms must appear in the title of the page. eg: movies comedy intitle:top ten (Search for pages with the words movie and comedy that include top
ten in the title of the page.)
Do you know
Apart from searches Google also do all basic arithmetic operations ( more on calculator) .
Try typing 120 + 23423 + 34 – 45/5 % 10 = 23 568.
Surprised! if not try this two + three = ? .
Not surprised yet try this two plus three
inurl:
The terms must appear in the URL of the page. eg: egrabber inurl:dupchecker (Search for pages in which the URL contains the word dupchecker)
allinurl:
All query words must appear in the URL. eg: allinurl:Australian tennis (Search for pages containing the words Australian tennis in the URL)
