Search for terms in the title of web pages:
By default, Google searches for your term within web pages, but by using
intitle: you can search for pages that have the words mentioned in the page title field of a web page. i
ntitle: Social Networking Basics will return articles with this title. A variation of this command is
alltitle: that will search for all of the above terms in the title of a page.
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| Google search for term in title of webpages |
Find results for a particular date range:
When you want to find instances of your search phrase, say web 2.0 appearing on the internet in a particular chronological era, you can use the daterange: operator. However, there are two important points to note. The dates have to be entered in Julian format (which is no simple task) and the date is not the date of creation, but the date on which Google indexed the page. For example, the Julian date for April 16, 2000, is 2451650. To find the instances of "web 2.0" being used between April 16, 2000 and April 16, 2003 use the search web 2.0 daterange: 2451650-2452745. There is Gregorian (normal) to Julian converters available online.
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| Particular date range result of search in Google |
