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Whch Google Advanced Search Query To Use?

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Mikey008 last edited by

Hi basically i want to find sites which mention a specific exact keyword on the page e.g. "BMW" but the same keyword "BMW" is not contained in the title tag of the page.

Is there a advanced search query to do this? I did try “BMW” Intitle:"-bmw" no luck.

I do also have scrapebox if there is a way to do this through that.

Cheers,

Mark
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MattAntonino @Mikey008 last edited by

Yes, that should work for both -bmw -ford and -intitle:bmw and -intitle:ford
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Mikey008 @LynnPatchett last edited by

Thanks Lynn!

Is it possible to exclude multiple queries, not just one e.g. -bmw -ford together
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LynnPatchett last edited by

HI,

bmw -intitle:bmw

Should work (if you ignore the google rewritten titles in the serps).
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