Allinurl command

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It is a command similar to the previous one, with the difference that all the keywords you are looking for will appear. It is used in the following way: “allinurl:keyword”.

For example, if you enter allinurl:marketing teams, the results will be the URLs that contain the 3 words, not necessarily in the same order.

intitle command
This command allows you to search for your keywords in the titles of the content. To use it, you put it in the following way: “intitle:keyword”, for example: “intitle:dofollow and nofollow” the results will be the content whose titles have the word dofollow, and, nofollow, or the combination between them.

allintitle command
This is a variation of the previous one. With it you can find content whose titles have all the keywords you are looking for. If you put “allintitle:dofollow and nofollow”, for example, the results will be content that has the 3 words in its title.

intext command
This command will show you the results that have the keyword in the vietnam phone data body of the content. For example, if you put “intext:content marketing” it will only show you the results that contain these words in the text.

allintext command
It only shows you content that contains all the keywords within the text. For example, if you search for “allintext: why invest in online advertising”, the results will have all those words in the text of their content.

filetype command
This command helps you find content in specific formats such as doc, xls, pdf, etc. To use it you must enter: “filetype:format + keyword”. For example, by entering: “filetype:pdf link building” the results you will get will be PDF files that contain the word link building .

inanchor command
This command displays results that have the keyword you searched for in a link. It is used in the following way: “inanchor:keyword”. If we search for “inanchor:Facebook bot” we will get results of pages that have a link with some or all of those words.

allinanchor command
This command is similar to the previous one, with the difference that it shows you the results that contain all the keywords you entered, not necessarily in the same order.

These are the advanced search commands that may be most useful to you. Please note that to use them, you must not leave a space after the colon.

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