42 Google search operators listed

Here are the Google search operators that you can use to make better searches inside Google custom search.

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   1 “OR or |“-  example-  “Microsoft OR google”

   2 NOT or “-“

   3 ” “– Search for exact phrase matches-For example, “data now” 

   4 site: search within a specific site.Example- site:expertrec.com custom

   5 INURL– for example inurl:expertrec

   6 INTITLE: Searches within the title of the search results

   7 INTEXT– Searches within the snippet of the search results

   8 Filetype: search for specific filetypes only

   9 ( )

   10 $

   11 define:

   12 cache:

   “OR or |“-  example-  “Microsoft OR google”

   

2.  AND example- “Microsoft AND google”
   

   

3. NOT or “-“

   Exclude certain text from search results- For Example, “USA -Florida” to exclude search results from all over the USA but excluding text that contains Florida

4. ” “– Search for exact phrase matches-For example, “data now” 

5. site: search within a specific site.Example- site:expertrec.com custom

6. INURL– for example inurl:expertrec

7. INTITLE: Searches within the title of the search results

8. INTEXT– Searches within the snippet of the search results

9. Filetype: search for specific filetypes only

10. ( )

    Group multiple terms or search operators to control how the search is executed.

    Example: (ipad OR iphone) apple

11. $

    Search for prices. Also works for Euro (€), but not GBP (£) 🙁

    Example: ipad $329

12. define:

    A dictionary built into Google, basically. This will display the meaning of a word in a card-like result in the SERPs.

    Example: define:entrepreneur

13. cache:

    Returns the most recent cached version of a web page (providing the page is indexed, of course).

    Example: cache:apple.com