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More Google Power Search TipsSearch for SynonymsSearch for a Range of NumbersFind All or Some of Your Search Terms Google Power Search TipsI'm Feeling Lucky ButtonGoogle's Hidden PhonebookExclude and Include Search Terms Find Everything on GoogleUsing Google EffectivelyGoogle Power SearchesWhat is Google? How to Use Google to Search Withing a Single Web SiteHow to Use Google to Search Withing a Single Web SiteEver want to use Google to search a single Web site? You can use Google's site: syntax to restrict your search to a single Web site. Make sure there's no space between site: and your Web site. Follow with a space and then your search terms. You don't need to use the "http://" portion of your URL.
site:google.about.com power search tricksYou could also widen the search to include all the About.com Guide sites: site:about.com googleThis same search can be widened to include all the Web sites within a domain. site:edu text buyback datesGoogle's site: syntax can be mixed with other syntax, such as AND and OR searches. More Google Power Search TipsSearch for SynonymsSearch for a Range of NumbersFind All or Some of Your Search Terms Google Power Search TipsI'm Feeling Lucky ButtonGoogle's Hidden PhonebookExclude and Include Search Terms Find Everything on GoogleUsing Google EffectivelyGoogle Power SearchesWhat is Google? |
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