10 Google Search Tricks You Should Be Using! (2024)

Most people use Google search each day for various reasons resulting in a whopping 8.5 billion searches daily. Many don’t use it to its full potential. So, coming up I’ll show you some cool tips and tricks that you should be using with Google search that will help you to be more efficient and get better more relevant search results.

Google Tips & Tricks Playlist

0:00 Intro
0:24 File Type
1:10 Search Operators
2:13 Asterisk
3:04 Results Nearby
3:31 View Cached Page
4:05 Search Specific Sites
4:53 Custom Range Search
5:40 Stock Price Search
6:22 Title Search
7:02 Advanced Search

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[BrettInTech]

Cache is no longer available in the search results as it used to be. In this video I'm showing an alternative way to access the cache for most sites... Thanks for watching :)

[sapelesteve]

Thanks Brett! I am sure that many of these tricks will come in handy. Yet another video that I am going to share with others! 👍👍

[TheAlabamaWildman]

That narrowing Date
I did not know..
DANKE' !!

[exdus]

The little grey circle with your pointer arrow really helps.
Thank you.

[Mistis_Tou_Apolitou]

Greetings from Greece!
Thanks for the great work!

[wholeNwon]

Thanks. Didn't know about several of those.

[adocuric]

Excellent now i know how to search better on Google. :)

[newlynsteve]

Cache links were removed about two weeks ago. However the cache: operator still works, for now.

[tmnr]

All of your videos are very informational and well presented. Subscribed.

[trevx]

For you non-US audience: when using the custom date, it does accept dd-MMM-yyyy format too (eg. 31-Jan-2023)

It does NOT accept ISO standard (2023-01-31) or normal date format (31/01/2023) though. Or rather, it accepts them but throws a completely different date instead.

[Cyba_IT]

Thanks for the refresher mate, I always forget to use these tricks. 😂

[robertfoster]

Thank you great information 🎉🎉🎉absolutely number 1my favorite site

[jonfox]

Regarding your date search, please be aware that the rest of the world outside the US mostly uses day/month/year format, so (9/11 is 11/9 to the rest of us.)

[ammq]

How to add the translate option to some of the videos? Some videos are showing and other’s no.

[MrInquisitive]

I'm pretty sure as of Feb 24, the "cache" option has been retired for google searches.

[DavidChoate-tt]

just figured out that you have to be on google chrome to use the advanced search feature

[watenfragen]

Does anybody know how to get more characters around my searched words in searching results, for example instead of seeing: ...bikes bla bla bla, i would like to see: bla bla bla bikes bla bla bla. So essentially I would like to see more characters around my searched words, can anyone help please?

[TroyQwert]

Did any of you guys who's watching, ever hit those two buttons on Google, under the search box? I never use them. 😊

[jensb.]

You forget: after:yyyy-mm-dd which is important for mobile use 'cause you can't select a specific date in the mobile version.
Cached is deprecated and removed from Google.

[louaguado]

Google tracks everything you do so does Bing, no thanks.
I'll stick with the Brave browser.