How to Optimize Google Search (Part 1) How to Optimize Google Search !! What do you usually search through Google?Do you know Google Provide Advance Parameter Command to help their user use Google properly.Here is the Command and their function : -inurl : Search *what you want* in URL ex : "inurl:music" means you are asking google to search URL that contain "music" word. -filetype : Search *what you want*.filetype ex : "filetypedf Blogger" means you are asking google to search pdf file that contain "Blogger" word. Note : This command's very useful to search e-book,music,video and other files.(My favourite command) -site : Search *what you want* in selected site ONLY. ex : "site:Microsoft.com update" means you are asking google to search "update" word in Microsoft.com. -link : Search any Site that Link to *what you want*. ex : "link:internetmakeiteasy.blogspot.com" means you are asking google to search any site that link to "internetmakeiteasy.blogspot.com". -Command Combination. You can use more than 1 command for each search. ex : "filetypedf site:microsoft.com" means you are asking google to search any .pdf files inside Microsoft.com.
How to Optimize Google Search (Part 2) This is the 2nd part of Google Trainee.Now I'll give another command line,here it is: -intitle : Search *what you want* inside the Site title. ex:"intitle:cinema"means you are asking Google to search all site that contain "what you want" in their title.(useful when you're trying to find an article) -related : Search any site that related to *what you want*. ex:"related:www.microsoft.com"means you are asking Google to search all site that related/similar to Microsoft Corporation. -intext : Search *what you want* inside any website's keyword. ex:"intext:flower" means you are asking Google to search all site that contain "flower"words. -phonebook : Search the address of *what you want*. ex:"phonebook:VinC+Japan" means you are asking Google to search all site that know about "VinC address in Japan".
