Control the Quality of your Presence on Google

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Are you sure that the quality of indexing of your site is sufficient to enable a good ranking in Google or other search engines in general? Many of us do not know that there are ‘commands’ inside the motor engines that allow you to search beyond the normal looking for thematic interest. For example, use ‘link’ We can examine the origin of all links pointing to our site, or the command ‘related’ Shows us the inherent argument treated sites indicated on the site. But the command list is very long, surely one of these six most important is the command ‘site’.

 

Presence on Google

 

Check how many pages are indexed

The command shows how many pages are indexed in Google site indicated and at the same time we also shows ‘how’ are indexed seen that, as in any other research, we have a brief description of the site.

 
With this simple form, you can quickly check how many pages are indexed, and as the site that interests you.

 
The result of the form is nothing but a Google search done by using the command ‘site:’ and will open in a new page so you can view the text of the description of the quality and quantity of pages included in the motor research.
What should appear within the research to be satisfactory are the list of all pages of the site, and a different description for each page.

 
If there are many similar descriptions or even have all the same, it means that you can work to make these pages more appealing to search engines. If, however, appear less pages on the site, or those that have not even copied, it means that something is wrong, your site was not indexed properly and will not be found on search engines. Remember register your site for online analysis of the quality of your positioning!

 

Site

Using the command site will provide a list of pages indexed by Google for a given website. To use this command you have to open Google and do the search site: yourwebsite.com, where instead of yourwebsite.com be inserted ‘URL the site you want to monitor.

 

Link

Using the command link will provide a list of pages indexed by Google that contain a link to the site you are monitoring. To use this command you have to open Google and search links: il_mio_sito, where instead of il_mio_sito be inserted the URL of the site you want to monitor.

 

Allintext

Using the command ‘allintext’ will provide a list of pages indexed by Google that contain certain words within the text. To use this command you have to open Google and search ‘allintext: keyword’, where instead of keyword be inserted the words you want to search.

 

Allintitle

Using the command ‘allintitle’ will provide a list of pages indexed by Google that contain certain words in the title. To use this command you have to open Google and search for ‘allintitle: keyword’, where instead of keyword be inserted the words you want to search.

 

Allinanchor

Using the command ‘allinanchor’ will provide a list of pages indexed by Google that contain certain words inside of ‘anchor. To use this command you have to open Google and search for ‘allinanchor:keyword’, where instead of keyword be inserted the words you want to search.

 

Allinurl

Using the command ‘allinurl’ will provide a list of pages indexed by Google that contain certain words in the URL. To use this command you have to open Google and search for ‘allinurl:keyword’, where instead of keyword be inserted the words you want to search.

 

Cache

Using the command cache comes stored in the cache of Google’s database to the page you want to monitor. To use this command you have to open Google and search for cache: yourwebsite.com, where instead of yourwebsite.com be inserted the URL of the page you want to monitor.

 

Define

Using the command define provides a definition of the term searched. To use this command you have to open Google and search for ‘define: keyword’, where instead of keyword be inserted the word that you want the definition.

 

List of other minor commands

* author
* bphonebook
* fake
* filetype
* group
* inanchor
* info
* insubject
* intext
* intitle
* inurl
* location
* movie
* msgid
* phonebook
* related
* rphonebook
* SafeSearch
* source
* stocks
* store
* Weather