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Ebay search
1. Using Google Advanced
Search Commands for
Product Sourcing &
Finding Customers
Steve Kuntz
E-mail: skuntz1@mindspring.com
Twitter @pokersteve786
Presentation is located at
http://www.slideshare.net/pokersteve786/ebay-search
Spreadsheet companion document at
http://files.meetup.com/194036/ebay_power_keywords_v2.xls
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2. What We Will Cover
1. Discovering your ebay niche keywords
2. Basic Search Match Types/Google
Advanced Search Operators
3. Search Examples for Finding Vendors
4. Reverse Engineering ebay Listing
Photos
5. Finding Like Minded Potential Customers
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7. Brain Storming ebay Niche
Keywords
Take a few minutes to
brain storm your niche
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8. Example: I Sell China Items
Some Keywords may be
– China Dinnerware
– Antique China Dishes
– China Glassware
– Decorative Plates
– Vintage China Dishes
– Hand painted China plates
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28. So What are Advanced Search
Operators?
Additional search parameters that give the
web searcher the ability to narrow their
searches by a series of different filters.
Lets you hyper focus on search terms!
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29. A Few Google Advanced Search
Operators
~Keyword
– Find Keyword and Synonyms of Keyword
Example ~vintage
Filetype:
– Find documents only containing filetype listed
– Example "vintage clothes" filetype:xls
– "vintage clothes" -filetype:pdf
– Some of the types are pdf,html,txt,xls,ppt,doc
Boolean connectors like AND, OR are case
sensitive. They must be upper case.
– Example vintage (clothes OR ornaments)
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30. Wildcard search
– Example Christopher Columbus discovered *
Ranges
– Example Sony TV $300..$500
Find web pages that where indexed after/before
certain date
– Example "vintage clothes" after:2013-03-01
– Example "vintage clothes" before:2013-03-01
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31. Exclude specific keywords with minus operator
– Example “vintage clothes” –ebay
Pages with vintage clothes but not from ebay
Site: query
– search for information within a single website like all
mentions of "Olympics" on the New York Times
website.
Example Olympics site:nytimes.com
Also search within a specific top-level domain like .org or
.edu or .gov or country top-level domain
Example Olympics site:.gov
Example Olympics site:.ca
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32. Inurl:keyword
– Find keyword in URL of website indexed
– Example inurl:vintage
– Find pages with vintage in URL and clothes
somewhere in URL, Title, Text, etc
– Example inurl:vintage clothes
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33. allinurl:keywords
– Find all keywords in URL of website indexed
– Example allinurl:vintage clothes
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34. Intitle:keyword
– Find keyword in Title Tag of website indexed
– Example intitle:vintage
– Find pages with vintage in Title Tag and
clothes somewhere in URL, Title, Text, etc
– Example intitle:vintage clothes
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35. allintitle:keywords
– Find keywords in Title Tag of website indexed
– Example allintitle:vintage clothes
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36. Intext:keyword
– Find keyword in text of website indexed
– Example intext:vintage
– Find pages with vintage in Text and clothes
somewhere in URL, Title, Text, etc
– Example intext:vintage clothes
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37. allintext:keywords
– Find keywords in text of website indexed
– Example allintext:vintage clothes
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59. realtime powered by bitly
Website rt.ly
Realtime (URL is rt.ly)
pulls in all posts from
“across the bitlyverse”
which allows users to
see what is being
clicked on now.
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60. topsy.com
Topsy is a realtime
search engine
powered by the
Social Web. Topsy
indexes and ranks
search results
based upon the
most influential
conversations
people are having.
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