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Google offers a lesser-known advanced search command that could make your Google searching a whole lot easier.
While it’s possible to use Google’s Tools menu to do the same thing, it takes six clicks to do what advanced search operators accomplish with one click.
Advanced Search Operators
Advanced search operators (otherwise known as search commands) are ways to refine your search in order to get a more specific result.
For example, if you want search results from a specific website, you can use the site: search operator.
Example of the site search operator:
apples site:example.com
The above search will return all webpages on the example.com website that contains the word “apple” in them.
Now, here is how to do the same search, but this time we want to find results about “apple” but not from example.com.
To do that, we do the same search but with the minus sign (-).
Example of site exclusion search operator:
apple -site:example.com
Before: And After: Search Operators
The advanced search operators that Google introduced in 2019 are called the before: and after: commands.
What these search commands do is make it easier to find webpages that are published within a specific period of time.
These kinds of time-based searches help a user to find webpages that were published during a specific time...
Read Full Story: https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-commands-before-after/451803/
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