Patrick BiddiscombeNew Breed · Founder & CEO of New Breed | HubSpot-Led Growth | Advisor to HubSpot & FinQore

How to Search Within an Entire Website on Google (Guide)

Name: How to Search Within an Entire Website on Google (Guide)
Uploaded: 2018-01-17T21:24:14+00:00
Duration: 1 min 5 s
Channel: Patrick Biddiscombe
Description: Patrick Biddiscombe shows how to search within a specific website using Google. Use the site: operator to find content on any domain, useful for pulling…

17 Jan 2018 · 1 min

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Patrick Biddiscombe shows how to search within a specific website using Google. Use the site: operator to find content on any domain, useful for pulling data, linking to pages, or checking what competitors have published.

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Google does a pretty good job of searching for terms, phrases and other queries and returning the results you need. But sometimes you need to find something incredibly specific in a site. That's when knowing how to search your website comes in handy. To search a site using Google, start by going to, you guessed it, google.com Next, enter the site you are trying to search by typing the word site colon, the URL of the website you are trying to search, including the subdomain, and finally your search preview. Here's an site blog.HubSpot.com Facebook STAT finally, refine your search. For example, I can filter for the most recent Facebook stats by searching for site blog.HubSpot.com Facebook STAT 2017 site specific searches are especially useful when searching for data, topics, content to link to, or when conducting a competitive analysis. So next time you're in need for a specific piece of information, try searching a web website to narrow down your results.