To improve our search we will use the operators provided by Google

🔰 To improve our search we will use the operators provided by Google. 🔰

◾️some of the most important Google operators:

+ (plus symbol): is used to include words that because they are very common are not included on Google search
results. For example, say that you want to look for company The X, given that the article “the” is very common, it
is usually excluded from the search. If we want this word to be included, then we write our search text like this:
Company +The X

- (minus symbol): is used to exclude a term from results that otherwise could include it. For example, if we are
looking for banking institutions, we could write: banks -furniture

”” (double quotes): if we need to find a text literally, we framed it in double quotes. Example: “Company X”

~ (tilde): placing this prefix to a word will include synonyms thereof. For example, search by ~company X will
also include results for organization X

OR: This allows you to include results that meet one or both criteria. For example, “Company X General
Manager” OR “Company X Systems Manager”

site: allow to limit searches to a particular Internet site. Example: General Manager site:companyX.com

link: list of pages that contain links to the url. For example, searching for link:companyX.com gets pages that
contain links to company X website.

filetype: or ext: allows you to search by file types. Example: Payment roles + ext:pdf site:empresax.com

allintext: get pages that contain the search words within the text or body thereof. Example: allintext: Company X

inurl: shows results that contain the search words in the web address (URL). Example: inurl: Company X

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