site: limits search results to a specific website.
Example: site:checkify.com
Google advanced search operators make your searches more specific. They use special commands that give you more detailed search results for a much narrower search that make regular search results look fluffy.
The search operators refine searches based on coding language that offer you shortcuts to getting defined search results.
The results can offer insights into keywords and help find SEO opportunities by narrowing your search.
Also, consider looking at Google Basic Search Operators as they still offer more powerful search results.
site: limits search results to a specific website.
Example: site:checkify.com
Locate websites that relate to that target domain.
intitle: searches for certain words within the title.
Use “quotes” for exact-match phrases.
Example: intitle:checklist or intitle: “checklist”
Search page titles and similar to intitle. Find keywords in the titles of web pages containing all of the specified words.
Example: intitle:checklist
inurl: Locates certain words within document URL.
Example: checklist inurl:resources
Like inurl: but containing all specific words in the URL.
Search for a term in the body/document text.
Add phrase words in quotes to get exact match.
Example: intext:checklist or intext:”checklist”
Search body text for every individual term containing all the specified words following “allintext:”.
Search for specific file types like PDF, DOC, XLS, and TXT for example.
Also can ext: to search extensions to get similar results.
Proximity search to locate two terms/phrases within (X) words of each other.
Search for specified anchor text/phrase.