Here are the advanced Google operators. Cache Using the cache operator, you can find out what the most recent cache of a specified webpage is. This is useful for identifying when a page was last crawled. Example use: cache:websitename.com Allintext This operator will help you find whether all the terms that you are looking for shows up in the text of that page. This operator, however, isn’t pin-accurate because it won’t look for text on the page that appears close together. Example use: allintext:content social links Intext This operator is a more global operator that allows you to find any terms showing up on a webpage in any area – like the title, the page itself, the URL, and elsewhere. This is useful if you want to perform research into how others’ on-page SEO footprints are being categorized by Google. Example use: word one intext: other term Inposttitle If you are performing blog research, this operator is useful for finding blogs with certain ...