12 Advanced Google Tricks That Will Change How You Search

No matter how many changes Google makes to the search engine, most people will continue to search Big G.

In the early days of the search engine (I think in the late 90's), the approach was simple. Enter a keyword in the search box and wait for the result. It's the foundation of any web search, but in the modern world, marketers, authors, search engines, and SEOs all have the steps to become a "power seeker."

Some people get the information they provide. However, some people use Google hacks to provide quality results. With these rights in mind, it will be easier and more efficient to find what you are looking for.

Site Search hackers are the most effective and powerful. For example, if you want to find other articles published on Inc.com, you can search Google for the following line:

Page: inc.com Larry Kim

Want to find what you're looking for by typing "Larry Kim" into the search box?

Site Search hackers are often used, but others pay less attention.

Take, for example, an "empty" hacker. You can use the asterisk (*) to find words that are not in the sentence.

The following infographic uses an example:

Never go *

With this search bar, most of the results displayed on the first page are related to Smith's famous song, "There is infinite light."

This search hack is useful if you are one of those who can't remember songs or lyrics.

Check out the infographics below for other Google hackers that transform you from an amateur user to a power finder.