I'm sure most people know about the common Google prefixes such as

link:www.domain.com
site:www.domain.com
info:www.domain.com

Here's a few you might not have come across before.

intitle:"keyword text"
inanchor:"keyword text"
intext:"keyword text"

You can even combie them together in a single query e.g.
intitle:"keyword text"; inanchor:"keyword text"; intext:"keyword text"

These basically do as they say on the tin.

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Lawrence

That's very interesting Lawrence...

now would you like to tell us what on earth you're talking about?

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Float On By ~ The One Stop Hook & Float Shop

The prefix names are pretty self explanatory.

intitle:"keyword text" - Lists pages that have the keyword text in their titles.

inanchor:"keyword text" - Lists pages that have the keyword text in their anchor text.

intext:"keyword text" - Lists sites that have the keyword text in the text of the page.

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Lawrence

I can't quite grasp that
Can you give an example please

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Childrens Fancy Dress Costumes and Party Dresses
Childrens Costumes and Dancewear

If you use intitle:"fancy dress" it will list every page that uses "fancy dress as a page title.

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Lawrence

I see, another thing to play about with then. I have to get new productsuploadedon new website first though, very time consuming!

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Childrens Fancy Dress Costumes and Party Dresses
Childrens Costumes and Dancewear