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allinurl vs site command - Google Search and SEO forum at . . . Every page indexed from your domain would show in the site: operator results, but nothing else The inurl: operator should catch all those from your domain plus many from other domains that link to you or have your domain name in the url for some reason So I would expec to se the inurl results being the larger - often by a big factor
Inurl: search shows results without keyword in URL | SEO . . . Hi there, While doing some research on the indexation status of a client I ran into something unexpected I have my hypothesis on what might be happing, but would like a second opinion on this The query 'site:example org inurl:index php' returns about 18
Comment-Page-1 Pagination Creates 23 Million Duplicate URLs There are 28 million inurl results for comment-page-1 28 million! Do the same inurl search for comment-page-2 and you get about 5 million results This means that only 5 million of these posts attracted enough comments to create a second paginated comment page Subtract one from the other and you wind up with 23 million duplicate pages