For ordinary users, entering a keyword in the search engine to find the search results they want may satisfy the demand, but as seoer, sometimes more advanced search instructions are used to obtain more accurate information, and seemingly small commands can actually help. The use of advanced search commands can help the search engine to optimize the research of competitors and to find external links more effectively, so a qualified seo must have some instructions in real time, depending on his or her circumstances. This paper is shared in five ways and is welcome to be correct。
First, double quotation marks display complete information: the double quotation marks represent a perfect match and are now supported by 100 degrees and google. When you search, add a keyword to a double quote to return the search results that includes the entire word. For example, if we search for the key word "beijing seo" and if we add a double quote, the results of the return show only those pages that appear fully on the beijing seo, that appear in beijing alone and that appear separately on the seo, and that the pages that do not appear in beijing and the seo in full succession will not be shown. This allows for one step at a time of being a seo to accurately identify designated competitors。
Second, the subtraction result is more accurate: sometimes we go back to a lot of unwanted results when we search for a word, and the search engine thinks that a lot of words have some relevance to the words you search for, and all of them go back to the search results, which will have a great impact on our target page. This is when a high-level command, such as a search for a “search-engine”, is used, and the result of the return is as shown in the figure below. What needs to be noted is that there must be space in front of the minus sign, and the minus sign follows closely the word to be excluded。
Third, the asterisk applies to google: the search engines of 100 degrees, soso and dogs do not now support the asterisk, while goolge supports the use of the asterisk by friends who like goolge. An asterisk is a wildcard that matches all characters and can be searched with an asterisk in some special cases. For example, enter "search *" in goolge, so it shows results that include a search of the film。
Fourth, inurl contains a web site: inurl is one of my most common personal advanced search commands, which is powerful and supports the 100-degree google mainstream search engine. Inurl means literally what it means to be on a web site, for example, if you want to know quickly whether a web site contains this article, you can use the inurl command, specifically using inurl:adc or abc inurl:efg, which is the result of a search of a web site containing abc, and a web site containing efg and content containing abc. It's a very useful directive for you to practice。
Fifthly, aninachor primarily checks the anchor text: this command can return to a page containing search words in the imported anchor text, such as an anchor text is a, a linked address is b, and the result is b when aninachor searchs the keyword a, because a has an anchor text link to b. Unfortunately, this directive is not currently supported. We can use google to find out what external links competitors have made, which is very useful in optimizing。
