Google Like a Pro – All Advanced Search Operators Tutorial [2023 Tips]

I want to search about something but its older and google do not want to show me exactly what i want to search for. Theres plenty tutorials about a program I search but instead google is giving only info the new version of it that I don't need, let me explain. I search for a game engine called "unreal editor 2.0", its a game engine founded in 1999, and there is other one that is called "unreal engine, that was founded like 2012(don't remember), and sure the newer one is more popular, everybody is using "unreal engine" because its a engine that allows you to make a game from scratch. The older one is just to make addons and mods for a specified game. Because when I write lets say "I want to create a sky in unreal editor 2.0", google doesn't think that I need a tutorial especially for the "editor" he just sees moreover that I typed "in unreal" and is thinking that I want the unreal "engine" instead of the "editor". I want to remove from search any kind of site that has the word "engine" or a specific word. Actually from the title of it, because it could have the word in the content. Is that possible

I hope I dont fail my IT exam, lol

To find exactly what’s googled use “”
Search blink html and everything starts flashing.

The teacher has this kind of Elliot Alderson's voice

Speed video playback up to 1.25 and thank me later

So the wild card is either asterisk or underscore ?
The instructor mentioned both of them as a wild card for a forgotten word or term
Thanks for the tut!

Fantastic Video! Does this also work with google scholar?

Thanks

Will use this for my final year project and paper publishing.
Thank you ❣️

gooood and goooood

Some how useful

It‘s like making a tutorial on sending a fax in 2022. Same energy.

thank you ... great course

Looks like it could be helpful, but I don’t have close to an hour just to watch a video on this

Nice thanks

should just list of operators in descr...
who has time to watch an hour of this, when it can be acquired in 5minutes

What's the gold and black book's name on his shelf?
Edit: It's the Mistborn 10th edition collector's hardcover by Brandon SAnderson.

Is there any way to circumvent the algorithmic biases? Especially political ones?

Nice piece, so impactful

Thank you!

This presentation has way too much manufacturered energy for right now but it seems worthwhile...

I've been needing it to be properly broken down for me what I'm actually looking for - be it documentation, HOW to actually find that one stack overflow thing and understand what they were doing and how it relates to me and HOW THE HECK, I go from not having the base knowledge to understand something to deciphering it from context to having the actual knowledge I need - there are massive gaps there but I hope in next month april I will go from being the worst/among the worst searchers I know to being among the best.

Google was so much better and precise when it came out. Now its all control and a mess

Thanks to chatGPT

Hot take :- if you are pro in 2023 you are not going to google anything

Great!

Great Video

it's weird all this just comes naturally for me using Google since a young age

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Problem with operators is that they doesn't work anymore as expected since few years. If searched pharse match for someones paid AdWords then "exclusion" doesn't work Google force results for domains with paid tags. Same with "exact" operator. This is ridiculous because scam and phishing domains base on this; same as tag farms. First results page is mostly full of garbage. Worst is that it seems Google does not fight with these problems or even accept them. If they would then they shouldn't remove "report spam" option.

hello
Could you provide some insights on why when doing the site: search, my results are significantly lower then my indexed pages in search console?
Not only lower.. but continuously decreasing the last month.. this also has a huge effect on visibility and total impressions which are 0
No penalty, no indexing problems.

Great tutorial!

👍

Great course everyone should learn

I have another amazing trick, that is not use google anymore. Now, I find all the things I need.

just direct to the point

can I get this tutorial in Hindi??

Skills 👍

Who needs Google when we have ChatGPT?

liking Transistor = unimaginably BASED

I utilize google around 50-90 times a day, so these insights are more than helping, thanks for that. Even though I knew some of these, others were new.

Might take a look at that, if got some time 🤭

This is a terrific video, thanks.