The next step is to dig deeper by using more advanced search commands . You should check different areas of the site, such as a blog or a category section.
To do this, simply perform the following query:
This operator will show you the number of indexed pages for this section of the site, and you can quickly tell if there are too many.
It will also show you the URLs, and if a result appears that shouldn't be there, you can look for ways to fix that problem.
For example :
Example of a search operator to look at a section of a website
The Premier League website has 27,800 indexed pages in its news section alone.
The next step is to check all subdomains attached to the iraq telegram data domain, whether you are aware of their existence or not .
Simply use the following combination of search operators:
Wildcards
This operator uses the same site search we mentioned earlier, but adds a * as a wildcard prefix to your domain name, then removes any results containing www with the '-' exclusion operator.
For example :
checking subdomains with the wildcard prefix site operator
The Premier League has 19,500 pages located on subdomains that are indexed.
This includes
If you want to do the opposite and completely remove subdomains from your searches, you will need to add another Google search operator.
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