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The best way, known by few, to control the indexing of your website , both in terms of page number and the quality of the results known to the engine. As we can see in the image below, the tool is as useful as it is practical to use. A simple “site:” search followed by a domain name or a third level it or academy shows us the complete list of indexed and already read pages as a result. from the Google search engine. In this example we see 376 results present in the index (first useful data proposed by the engine, visible from PC, hidden on mobile). Immediately below, Google will show us the complete list of results relating to the searched domain name .These elements allow us to quickly understand whether elements such as Title, URL and Description are optimized and relevant to individual pages.
The SITE command: is often used in the analysis Nigeria Phone Number phase to evaluate the "depth" of a site in the eyes of the search engine in terms of results and pages present in the index (also called SERP , or SEARCH ENGINE RESULTS PAGE , literally ). This is just one of the "hidden commands" that can be used on the Google search engine, in the coming weeks we will discover others that are equally useful. If in this example we used SITE: to know and control the indexing of a website , we will soon learn to use commands like IURL: INTITLE: and many others. Free SEO Analysis COMMENTS (2) Avatars ELEANOR May 8, 2019 at 4:48 pm | What is the differencI noticed that they give different numerical results. How come? Reply Avatars WEB ALCHLAB | SEO SERVICES & WEB AGENCY BOLOGNA May 8, 2019 at 5:10 pm | Hi Eleonora, for the search engine a domain and a third level domain (this is how the subdomains are defined with an element – be it rather than blog– before the name to real domain) are in fact two different entities.
When you query with you ask the engine for the list of specific pages, indexed, for that third level containing . If you create a site:namesito you instead ask the engine for the list of pages of both the main domain and all the active/indexed third levels. I'll give you a practical example. By making a site: we will find all the pages of the main site. If we do site:webalchlab. we will also see in the list the pages of our other subsites (on third level domains) such as academy.The discrepancy in the results (in terms of number of results read) could also be due to some small SEO, optimization or analysis inaccuracies on Google's part. The practice is usually to set up a redirect for calls to so that they automatically refer to This avoids duplicate content in the eyes of the engines. Having said that, SERPs are not always perfect, some anomalies could also be caused by the search engine itself.
The SITE command: is often used in the analysis Nigeria Phone Number phase to evaluate the "depth" of a site in the eyes of the search engine in terms of results and pages present in the index (also called SERP , or SEARCH ENGINE RESULTS PAGE , literally ). This is just one of the "hidden commands" that can be used on the Google search engine, in the coming weeks we will discover others that are equally useful. If in this example we used SITE: to know and control the indexing of a website , we will soon learn to use commands like IURL: INTITLE: and many others. Free SEO Analysis COMMENTS (2) Avatars ELEANOR May 8, 2019 at 4:48 pm | What is the differencI noticed that they give different numerical results. How come? Reply Avatars WEB ALCHLAB | SEO SERVICES & WEB AGENCY BOLOGNA May 8, 2019 at 5:10 pm | Hi Eleonora, for the search engine a domain and a third level domain (this is how the subdomains are defined with an element – be it rather than blog– before the name to real domain) are in fact two different entities.
When you query with you ask the engine for the list of specific pages, indexed, for that third level containing . If you create a site:namesito you instead ask the engine for the list of pages of both the main domain and all the active/indexed third levels. I'll give you a practical example. By making a site: we will find all the pages of the main site. If we do site:webalchlab. we will also see in the list the pages of our other subsites (on third level domains) such as academy.The discrepancy in the results (in terms of number of results read) could also be due to some small SEO, optimization or analysis inaccuracies on Google's part. The practice is usually to set up a redirect for calls to so that they automatically refer to This avoids duplicate content in the eyes of the engines. Having said that, SERPs are not always perfect, some anomalies could also be caused by the search engine itself.