Query Dorks
Use AND between search terms to limit results to pages containing all the specified words, though not necessarily in the order t...
Use quotation marks in Google searches to find the exact keyword or phrase you're looking for.
The "inanchor:" search operator helps you find web pages that are linked to using specific words in their links.
Use the intext: operator to search for pages that contain your specified terms in their text.
Use the "any" operator to narrow down searches to pages that contain your terms in their text, title or URL.
Use the intitle: operator to narrow down searches to pages that contain your specified terms directly in their title tags.
Utilize filetype: followed by a file extension (pdf, ppt, docx, etc.) to find documents of a particular format. This is particul...
The site: operator restricts your search to a specific website or domain, making it invaluable for searching within sites that l...
Incorporate OR (in all caps) between terms to instruct Google to fetch pages that contain at least one of the specified words. T...
Place a minus sign immediately before a word or phrase you wish to exclude from your search results. This method effectively fil...