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Google short cut- how to find

by Paul Guilfoyle
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Please-
Anyone know a google search short cut to finding sites that have a subscriber sign up form on their site.

To clarify what I'm looking for eg say I want to find accountants in surrey who send out a newsletter having collected sign ups.

Is there an "inurl" type short cut to enter in the google search?

Thanks for any help.
Paul
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  • Profile picture of the author ronnieavelino
    Originally Posted by Paul Guilfoyle View Post

    Please-
    Anyone know a google search short cut to finding sites that have a subscriber sign up form on their site.

    To clarify what I'm looking for eg say I want to find accountants in surrey who send out a newsletter having collected sign ups.

    Is there an "inurl" type short cut to enter in the google search?

    Thanks for any help.
    Paul
    You can do "keyword newsletter". I am using that anyway and it works for me

    Ronnie
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    • Profile picture of the author Steve B
      Paul,

      Try the "inanchor" Google operator.

      With it you can search for web pages that have specific words and phrases in anchor text (which is text that links to another page). So you would try something like:

      Subscribe inanchor:Surrey accountant
      or
      Newsletter inanchor:account Surry
      or
      Register inanchor:accounts in Surry

      You get the idea. You should try a bunch of different combinations of keywords because the results will be based on what text is actually used by the web site operator.

      Good luck,
      Steve
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  • Profile picture of the author alistair
    You could try something like this to get started for your example above:

    site:".co.uk" + "newsletter" + "subscribe" + "accountant" + "surrey"
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    • Profile picture of the author Zotti
      Originally Posted by alistair View Post

      You could try something like this to get started for your example above:

      site:".co.uk" + "newsletter" + "subscribe" + "accountant" + "surrey"
      Thanks for sharing the technique. Do you know if Google will return only those results that include all of these criteria, or any of these criteria?

      Thank you
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  • Profile picture of the author ricoramiro
    You could also use the "register" or "sign up". Just make sure you put those words in quotes and you'll be able to find what you need pretty quickly.
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  • Profile picture of the author Paul Guilfoyle
    Thanks everyone
    Some good effective suggestions.
    All the best,
    Paul
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