Master Google Search In Few Minutes
Tips and Tricks You really need to Know
According to some latest analytics from google, they produce 3.5 billion+ searches per day. They produce over 50,000 queries per second. If you go to google and search for health then 10 billion+ similar search results will appear on google. There is so much amount of data on Google, searching for the best data which we need sometimes can be very hard and painful. But there are some tricks using which we can make google searches more powerful and content friendly.
Searching using Site
Site: It allows you to perform searches on google for a particular site. you can also use this to check whether your website is on google search or not.
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Search using quotation
You can also use Quotation marks to fetch the content from the google same as shown in the picture below.
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Missing words or Phrases
You can use * (asterisk) to fill in missing words and phrases. It is very useful whenever you are trying to search for a song and you don’t remember the lyrics.
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Excluding a word
Use ‘-’ to exclude words and phrases from the search. The result will show all the websites and links without the word.
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Ranges
Use Ranges to fetch results from a particular time.
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Searching multiple phrases
Use ‘or’ to perform multiple phrases search on google
FileType Operator
This Operator gives you the power to search files for a particular file type. It is very useful when you are looking for pdfs.
Last words
I have mentioned all the tricks and operators that can come in handy in your next google search. If you know any more and want to share, do mention them in the comments.
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I am Abhay Parashar, A python lover who is fascinated with AI. I am a Computer Science student. an enthusiast writer and a programmer. I post articles about python, machine learning, NLP, and more related to AI. I also post different kinds of end to end projects on machine learning.
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