When you’re really wanting to search for how your web site is doing at Google, it pays to know how to look. Google has search term modifiers, which they call “advanced operators.”
These search engine operators allow you to use Advanced Google Search techniques. I know I always forget how to use them, or even what the terms are. So what better place to go than Google itself.
To find out more about Google’s advanced searh operators, just click over to the Google Help Center page about them.
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