Google’s advanced search operators can help you gain insights to improve your content strategy, SEO audits, and more. Search Engine Journal contributor Brian Harnish has shared a comprehensive list of every advanced Google search operator you need to know. He says, “Here are the advanced Google search commands and operators you need to know. Cache Using the cache operator, you can find the most recent cache of a specified webpage. This is useful for identifying when a page was last crawled. Example: cache:websitename.com Allintext This operator will help you find whether all the terms... [...]

Different Google search operators which are made of one or more characters are used in a search to add more specificity and focus to a query. Siege Media contributor Karlie Kramer has shared a list of 39 Google Search operators that are important for content marketers. Kramer says, “If you’re new to search operators, you’ll first want to get familiar with the basic building blocks. The following 14 operators search sites, URLs, titles, in-post text and more. They can be used alone or in combination with each other. 1. site:URL [input] Sometimes search functions within sites themselves... [...]