what's your favorite Google Search
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MatthewGraham
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People are probably going to keep their best keywords to themselves. Generally it's a bad idea to post your keywords publically.
If you're not sure where to start, you might try experimenting with Google's autocomplete feature. Start typing some things into Google and see what it's suggestions are. In general, those suggestions are things that people have searched previously/frequently.
If you're not sure where to start, you might try experimenting with Google's autocomplete feature. Start typing some things into Google and see what it's suggestions are. In general, those suggestions are things that people have searched previously/frequently.
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You're looking for keywords or for search operators to get exact matches?
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https://bynd.com/news-ideas/google-advanced-search-comprehensive-list-google-search-operators/.
Plus when on Google Search, under Tools/Any time you can set a (customizable) time frame. If you use the above search operators in combination with this, you can get very exact results or maybe none, if you're too strict with the parameters.
Plus when on Google Search, under Tools/Any time you can set a (customizable) time frame. If you use the above search operators in combination with this, you can get very exact results or maybe none, if you're too strict with the parameters.
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- Quotes (Search for Exact Term)
- How To Buy "Blue Shoes"
- Minus Symbol / Dash (Exclude Term)
- How to Buy Shoes -Blue
- typedf, type:docx (Search for Results of Specific File Types
- How to buy blue shoes typedf
- How to buy blue shoes type
- site:domain.tld (find results only on a specific domain)
- how to buy blue shoes site:nike.com
- site:tld (find results only with a specific TLD)
- How to buy blue shoes site:gov
Edit: Apparently [colon]p makes a face.