Official statement
When searching on Google, adding 'site:' before a domain name limits the search results to pages only from that specific website.
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- 0:31 How does the 'site:' operator in Google shape your SEO strategy?
- 0:31 How can you ensure your descriptions are relevant for SEO?
- 1:02 Why isn't your website showing up in search results?
- 1:02 How Can You Boost Your SEO Visibility with Google Search Console?
- 1:02 Why isn't my site showing up with the 'site:' operator?
- 1:02 How does Google Search Console truly enhance your SEO?
- 1:02 How does the URL Inspection Tool transform your SEO strategy?
- 1:33 How can you tell if your website is visible in relevant searches?
- 1:33 Why should your website show up for relevant queries and not just brand searches?
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TL;DR
Using the 'site:' operator restricts searches to pages from a specific site. Useful for auditing the indexing of a given domain.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
L'opérateur site: montre-t-il toutes les pages indexées?
Non, il peut ne pas lister toutes les pages, surtout les plus récentes ou de moindre importance.
Comment vérifier l’indexation si site: n’affiche pas toutes les pages?
Utilisez Google Search Console pour une vue plus complète de l'indexation de votre site.
Pourquoi certaines pages n'apparaissent pas dans la recherche site:?
Elles peuvent être nouvelles, de faible qualité ou bloquées par un fichier robots.txt.
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