Five of the best operators for Google search
Of course, there are many search operators that you can use on Google. The five most useful are the following:
- You want to search for a specific Phrase, enclose it in quotation marks. This is for example useful, if you are looking for literary quotations.
- With the Minus or the Plus icon, you can exclude, define terms, or mandatory request. So a search for "operators+, Google returns" only hits, which also include the word "Google" with, while "operators -Google" shows only pages where "Google" is not found.
- The asterisk symbol, you can use it as a gap filler. Practically, this is not for example, if you know exactly how a saying or phrase means. Example: "roses are *, Violets are *"
- You want to find only search results of a particular website, you can use the Operator "site". Use it as follows: "site:chip.de Google search". Only hits are displayed on chip.de .
- The search operator "OR" is fairly self-explanatory, the applications but versatile. While the search query "Google search Operator help" lists of priority terms, only pages with all four of the search, click on the "operators Google OR Bing" both hits for the search operators with Google than with Bing.
