Google search command

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Hey,

I was just wondering.. Is there such command for Google search that only looks for homepages. For example: blabla.com, yoyoyo.net, xoxoxoxo.org, not the articles or subdomains like yoyoy.com/article, lol.blabla.com ...

Anyone?
#command #google #search
  • Profile picture of the author squadron
    Not that I know of. Scrapebox could help you find home pages on a specific topic.
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    • Profile picture of the author online only
      Originally Posted by squadron View Post

      Not that I know of. Scrapebox could help you find home pages on a specific topic.
      Thanks.. Do I need proxies for that as well?
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      Why not just search for the domain?

      Or, perhaps you are thinking that people don't get the main pages
      in SERPs. They do. For the right searches, that is.

      BTW, yoyo.com/article is not a subdomain.

      There would be no sense in only giving domain.com results,
      nor can I fathom why google would even have an option.

      If you search for online auction, you are going to get ebay.com, etc.
      If you search for online auction jewelry, you will get a subpage.
      Search for buy electronics online, you may get tigerdirect.com,
      amazon.com's electronics page. Search for laser mouse and you
      most assuredly will get a subpage.

      No way would google want you to go sifting through a website
      looking for what you want, when they can give you the page upfront.

      Depends on the search and terms.

      You can get something close, by using the advanced search page.
      Google Advanced Search
      Scroll down, on the left side you will see "terms appearing"
      You can set the pull down menu to find sites where you want the keyword(s)
      to appear in the url. Thing is, domain.com is not really a url, so
      you get anything with those keywords in the url, not just the domain.

      Paul
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      If you were disappointed in your results today, lower your standards tomorrow.

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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
    Banned
    You can search for the TLD, example:
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  • Profile picture of the author AnkurS
    Yukon beat me to it

    Perfect solution there bro!!
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