cache: direct-response-marketing.net

LINK SEARCHES: Want to know how many and what sites have links back to your site? Just search for your domain preceded by "link:"

link: direct-response-marketing.net

INFO SEARCHING: Find out what information Google has stored about a particular web page or site by searching:

info: direct-response-marketing.net

GOOGLE'S PHONEBOOK: Yes, Google has a phenomenal phone book database allowing you to search for both residential and business phone numbers. You may use following search orders:

FN or FI (first name or first initial), LN (last name), city FN (FI), LN, state FN (FI), LN, area code FN (FI), LN, zip code phone # including area code (ex: 111-222-3333) LN, city, state LN, zip code

To find phone number of Whitehouse you would search:

phonebook: whitehouse washington dc

To find phone number of John Smith in Anytown, NY you could search:

phonebook: john smith ny

or

phonebook: smith anytown ny

or

phonebook: j smith ny

STOCK SEARCHING: Google can generate results on just about any stock because they use stock information from Yahoo! finance pages. For example:

stocks: ebay

Phew! Now, this list isn't even exhaustive, but it will give 99.99% of you enough information and insight to start REALLY tapping into top ranked search engine in world: Google.com Go have some fun!

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You can use "or" feature on Google. For example: "direct response marketing" or "direct response advertising" and you will get combined results for both exact phrases. The word "or" can be replaced with "pipe" ( | ) symbol (the symbol above "" forward slash on your keyboard) to achieve same results.

Now, let's say you want to search for articles written about subject of Direct Response Marketing. You can use Google "require" feature and have a specific word included in search just by adding a "+" sign in front of keyword you want included.. For example you would type: "direct response marketing" +articles and results would give you articles about Direct Response Marketing.

You can also "exclude" a certain word from your searches by using "-" (minus sign) like: "direct response marketing" -fees which would give results about Direct Response Marketing excluding "fees".

Whenever you can, try to combine these three symbols (quotes, plus and minus signs) into a single search to give you even more targeted results.

Now, go practice on Google using these simple tips and meet us back here next time for Part Two when we offer tips about some of more "advanced" and "juicy" features you can implement to get most out of your searches On world’s most frequently used search engine: Google.com