Google Search Operators

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The problem probably could be that you are mixing your CCTLD domain, or you are probably not writing the phrase well, or probably the phrase you're looking for doesn't really exist in that domain. Just try a few combinations and see if it works for you.

Absolutely, it works for Slack, just like the picture above
 
Does Google SEO search commands (operators) still work?

I can't get any results when I am typing: site:domain.com intext:keyword
Indeed, operators do work, I think, but google is quite peculiar when it comes to compound searches you may start from the site: operator, and then use 'intext' with the new search query.
 
Some Google search operators still work, but the results are not always complete or consistent. I would use site: mainly for checking indexed pages and use Search Console for more reliable indexing information.
 
Yeah, the operators still work, but Google has become less consistent with some combinations. Try site:domain.com "keyword" separately first — intext: can be pretty hit-or-miss.
 
Yes, Google search operators still work, but they can be a bit inconsistent. Try site:domain.com and intext:keyword separately first. When you combine multiple operators, Google may return fewer or unexpected results. Results can also vary depending on your location, language, and search settings.
 
Yes, most Google search operators still work, but results can be inconsistent. site: and intext: may not always return exact or complete results, so try them separately.
 
Yes, they still work, but some operators can behave differently or show limited results. Try site:domain.com keyword first and make sure there is no space after site: Also test broader terms because Google may not show every matching page.
 
Some of the most useful ones for SEO are site:example.com, "exact phrase", intitle:keyword, and inurl:keyword. Combining them can make competitor research, content research, and prospect finding much faster.
 
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