Moz’s guide lists 62 Google search operators and use cases for refining queries, research and site audits.
Mastering Google Search Operators
Moz explains Google search operators through 67 examples covering content research and site audits.

About Mastering Google Search Operators
This Moz guide by Dr. Peter J. Meyers explains Google search operators through 67 examples. It is organized into five sections: Content Research, Title Research, Plagiarism Check, Competitive Research, and Technical SEO/Audits, and shows how operators work in context and in combination.
Published March 1, 2017, it includes a content-research walkthrough using Tesla-related searches to demonstrate quotation marks for exact match, OR and parentheses for combining terms, and minus for excluding terms.
Key features
- 67 examples of Google search operators in context
- Content research walkthrough using Nikola Tesla queries
- Exact-match search using quotation marks
- Combine terms with OR operator or pipe symbol
- Group search conditions with parentheses
- Exclude terms with minus operator
- Organized into five functional sections
- Shows real-world use and combining operators
- Can be read in order or skipped by section
Mastering Google Search Operators at a glance
- Category
- Search & Reference › How-To Guides
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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