2. by adding this: "&as_qdr=d4" at the end of the search string, you'll get the results of the last 4 days, where d4 represents the 4 days, obviously it's just an example, you can modify it to your liking, if you write d3 at the end, it will be 3 days, d5: 5 days and so on
3. not sure what can't you understand here
4. it's also explained in detail, you just need the synonyms to be bale to get more results when searching
but yea, try it and you'll see, it's not rocket science
yea, i figured, but he still asked itThis part is easy to understand. The d4 represents the 4 days. Can m represents month?
Nice share OP thanks.
Here are some other operators which may come into use:
as_qdr=w1 Past 1 Week
as_qdr=w2 Past 2 Weeks
as_qdr=w3 Past 3 Weeks
as_qdr=m1 Past 1 Month
.......
as_qdr=y1 Past 1 Year
as_qdr=y2 Past 2 Years
......
Phill, what can a person do to avoid being a noob while approaching a prospective client.