What is site search? Three methods, implementation methods, and use cases explained

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First, let's talk about searching for text on a page. Even if you find a page with the information you want on a website, it can be time-consuming to find where on the page the information you want is explained, especially on government pages that tend to have a lot of text.

In such cases, you can find out where the information you are C Level Executive List looking for is located on the page by searching for the words containing the information you are looking for using the steps below .

Character search procedure
Keep searched pages open
Hold down the "Ctrl" key and press the "F" key. (For Mac: press "Command" + "F")
A search bar will appear in the top left corner of the browser screen
Enter the word you want to search in the search bar that appears.
"~ matches" will be displayed.
*This will tell you how many times the word appears on the same page.
Use the above to get the information you want.
*When you press the "Enter" key, the relevant words will be displayed in order from the top of the page.
How to use search commands and options
Here we will introduce how to use the search command '(site:)' and search options.

How to use search commands and options

The search command is a method that uses the Google search box. It is mainly effective when the website that contains the information you want to view does not have an in-site search function . By using the search command, you can find content even on sites that do not have a search function.

In addition, the search options are useful if you want to search with more specific conditions. The search options allow you to enter more detailed conditions
in addition to keyword searches , making it easier to find the information you are looking for. However, only pages registered in the Google index are eligible.

Search Commands and Options Instructions
Enter the keyword you want to search for in the "Search Keywords" field.
Under "Refine search results", specify "Language" and "Region" and click "Advanced Search"
More search options here: https://www.google.com/advanced_search