Find content in a specific path.

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What if you want to expand to other publications? By using the "related:" operator with the root domain, Google will show you other websites/domains that you specify:


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If you want to drill down into a site, you can specify URL folders with the "site:" operator. For example, Forbes is conveniently organized with year-based folders, so you can easily see only articles from 2016:


Keep in mind that this only works for parts of the URL directly after the domain name. So, how do you find text in other parts of a URL?