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Outlines
Google search results page
How to search on Google
Samples of Quick answers
Punctuation & symbols
Operators
Search Google by Image
Filter your search result
Tips andTricks
Advanced Search
What Next!
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Google search results page
1. Top of the page
2. Search filters & settings
3. Search results & ads
4. Bottom of the page
For more info
https://support.google.com/websearch/answ
er/35891?hl=en
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How to search on Google
Keep it simple
Tired ofTyping! Search using your voice.
Choose words carefully.
E.g. Instead of saying , say
Don’t worry about spelling and capitalizing e.g. Dcument iMaging
whether or not you spell it correctly Google uses the most common spelling of a given word.
Quick answers
E.g. Weather, Dictionary, Calculations, Unit conversions and more.
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Punctuation & symbols
Even though the symbols below are supported, including them in
your searches doesn’t always improve the results.
Note:When you search using symbols, don't add any spaces
between the symbol and your search terms. For example, a search for
-dogs will work, but - dogs will not.
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Punctuation & symbols
Symbol What you can use it for
+ Search for Google+ pages or blood types Examples: +Chrome and AB+
@ Find social tags Example: @agoogler
$ Find prices Example: nikon $400
# Find popular hashtags for trending topics Example: #throwbackthursday
- Remove wordsWhen you use a dash before a word or site, it excludes results that include that word or site.This is useful for words
with multiple meanings, like Jaguar the car brand and jaguar the animal.
Examples: jaguar speed -car and pandas -site:wikipedia.org
Connect wordsWhen the dash is in between multiple words, Google will know the words are strongly connected.
Example: twelve-year-old dog
_ Connect two words like quick_sort.Your search results will find this pair of words either linked together (quicksort) or connected by an
underscore (quick_sort).
" When you put a word or phrase in quotes, the results will only include pages with the same words in the same order as what's inside
the quotes.
Note: Only use this if you're looking for an exact word or phrase, otherwise you'll exclude many helpful results by mistake.
Example: "imagine all the people"
* Add an asterisk within a search as a placeholder for any unknown or wildcard terms. Use with quotation marks to find variations of
that exact phrase or to remember words in the middle of a phrase. Example: "a * saved is a * earned"
.. Separate numbers by two periods without spaces (..) to see results that contain numbers in a given range of things like dates, prices,
and measurements. Example: camera $50..$100
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Operators
Use search operators to narrow down results
Tip:When you search using operators, don't add any spaces between
the operator and your search terms. A search for site:nytimes.com
will work, but site: nytimes.com will not.
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Operators
Operator What you can use it for
site: Get results from certain sites or domains. For example, you can find all mentions of "olympics" on the NBC website, or
any .gov websites.
Examples: olympics site:nbc.com and olympics site:.gov
link: Find pages that link to a certain page. For example, you can find all the pages that link to google.com.
Example: link:google.com
related: Find sites that are similar to a URL you already know. If you search for related sites to the time.com, you'll find other
news publication sites you may be interested in.
Example: related:time.com
OR If you want to search for pages that may have just one of several words, include OR (capitalized) between the words.
Without the OR, your results would typically show only pages that match both terms.
Example: world cup location 2014 OR 2018
info: Get information about a URL, including the cached version of the page, similar pages, and pages that link to the site.
Example: info:google.com
cache: See what a page looks like the last time Google crawled the site.
Example: cache:washington.edu