Google Dorks EXPLAINED (-, +, "")

Key Takeaways

Do you know this Google Dork or this Google hack? Let's say I do a search for Linux that gives me an AI overview and then gives me a whole bunch of links including Mint or Ubuntu in the output here. Let's say I don't want to include Mint. I can use minus here. So, show me results but don't include Mint. So, exclude Mint. And what you'll notice here, even though it shows on the right hand side here, people also search for Mint, we are not seeing Mint in the output here. Let's force it to have Ubuntu. So plus iuntu in the output. So notice straight away we get iuntu links. As you can see here all these links are showing us something to do with iuntu because we are forcing abuntu in the search parameters. So if you want to exclude something you can do minus and if you want to include something you can do plus. You can also do this which means it has to include that set of keywords. We could do something like this. Ubuntu is the best and notice you see here Ubuntu is the best dro. Why Abuntu is the best OS. Why I still think Ubuntu is the best Linux distro, etc. So if you want to search for a group of keywords, put them in quotation marks like that. Minus allows us to exclude keywords. We could as an example just do that. And notice we're not going to necessarily have Linux in every result, but we're going to have Auntu is the best in every result. Okay, so hopefully you learned something new. There are many Google doss. I'll be creating multiple videos talking about them.