How to Search for a Word on a Website Using Google

Learn to effectively search for specific words on any website using Google's search features.

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To search for a word on a website using Google, type the word followed by `site:` and the website's domain in the Google search bar. For example, search `apple site:example.com`. This way, Google will restrict the search results to pages from the specified website containing the term 'apple'.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What is the site: command in Google? The site: command allows you to restrict your Google search results to a specific website.
  2. How can I search multiple words on a website? Simply use the site: command followed by the website domain and separate your keywords with quotes for an exact phrase search.
  3. Can I search for phrases on a website? Yes, you can search for phrases by placing them in quotes after the site: command.
  4. What if I want to search multiple websites? You can use the site: command for one website at a time; however, you can combine multiple searches in a single query.

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