- Dec 16, 2020
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Time for another tip that some of you would be familiar with, but some would have not heard about it.
So, generally, when you search in google, it picks up your IP/location. Let's say you want to get the search results in Italy, more specifically - Rome (and you're certainly not located there).
Here's how easy it is. Just go to google.com and add in the URL:
1. Country = "/?gl=it" (you can do it at the end of the query as well, but remove the forward slash
2. City = "&near=Rome"
3. Add non-personalized search results by adding "&pws=0" at the end of the search query
The whole query would look like this:
NOTE: do that in incognito.
A list of country codes could be found here.
This gives you:
THE END.
So, generally, when you search in google, it picks up your IP/location. Let's say you want to get the search results in Italy, more specifically - Rome (and you're certainly not located there).
Here's how easy it is. Just go to google.com and add in the URL:
1. Country = "/?gl=it" (you can do it at the end of the query as well, but remove the forward slash
2. City = "&near=Rome"
3. Add non-personalized search results by adding "&pws=0" at the end of the search query
The whole query would look like this:
Code:
https://www.google.com/?gl=it&near=Rome&pws=0NOTE: do that in incognito.
A list of country codes could be found here.
This gives you:
THE END.
