Google Search Operators

It is pretty useful for SEO to use this operator. Inanchor: searches for pages with the anchor text you specified.

You can use this search operator to find content creators quickly. You can find their blog posts and articles by typing their name into the search box.

You can restrict Google to showing results containing all terms in the specified page title if you start your query with allintitle:.

You can narrow down your results using the loc: operator (with a specific location).

Using the site: you can find something from a specific website and limit your search to that site only.

You can use allinurl: to display results that contain the exact keyword you specify in the URL.

When using the cache: Google returns the most recent cached version of the webpage.

You can use the related: search operator to find similar sites to the URL you enter.

A page title with the keyword or phrase specified will appear in the results displayed by the intitle: Google operator.

Using the inurl: operator with a keyword will display all search results containing the keyword.

Allinanchor: Google search operator shows the whole keyword/phrase in anchor text.

The intext: Google search operator returns results containing the keyword you specify inside the page's text.

Allintext: allows you to search the page text for entire phrases or keywords.