Hey Igor,
You can google this "site:your_site" to see the indexed psots by google. For example, site:ajeet.dev
Oh nice! What's the difference between googling with site: and without it? (What is "indexed" search?)
Quoting from this site: shoutmeloud.com/google-crawling-an... "In laymanβs terms, indexing is the process of adding web pages into Google search."
If you use "site:your_site", you will get a list of your indexed posts/pages/categories/etc that are indexed by google.
You should also read this article - how search engine works :)
moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo/how...
Just did this today at work. We were researching something and my coworker suggested using "site:further_query" method. Much thanks for sharing Ajeet!
Your welcome π
On a side note if you tried site:facebook.com -www
You would get all the subdomains that are indexed by google.
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Hey Igor,
You can google this "site:your_site" to see the indexed psots by google.
For example, site:ajeet.dev
Oh nice! What's the difference between googling with site: and without it? (What is "indexed" search?)
Quoting from this site: shoutmeloud.com/google-crawling-an...
"In laymanβs terms, indexing is the process of adding web pages into Google search."
If you use "site:your_site", you will get a list of your indexed posts/pages/categories/etc that are indexed by google.
You should also read this article - how search engine works :)
moz.com/beginners-guide-to-seo/how...
Just did this today at work. We were researching something and my coworker suggested using "site:further_query" method. Much thanks for sharing Ajeet!
Your welcome π
On a side note if you tried
site:facebook.com -www
You would get all the subdomains that are indexed by google.