I think this article will be useful both for beginners in this business and for those who have been in the subject for a long time and have extensive experience.
Search networks using google search operators
The most famous and very hard-hitting, however still a useful method.
To get started, let's explore the list below and explore what each of the search operators means and how to use them correctly.
Search for similar sites
The opening of the similarsites service https://www.similarsites.com/browse, from the well-known similarweb site, served us as an excellent tool for finding the shops we needed for carding.
For example, we found a site that we carding and he successfully sent the pack, carding it again and he sent it again. In order not to screw it up, we need shops with the same goods so that we can work it out as well. To do this, go to similarsites and insert a link to our site into the search box, or simply enter a domain.
At the very beginning, we will be shown a list of sites by the similarity of subject matter and site structure as in the picture below:
Later, we will display a list of sites that are displayed in the search when you enter key phrases that our donor site uses.
The essence of this method is clear and therefore there is nothing more to write here.
Site search by technical characteristics
Builtwith https://builtwith.com is a web tool that crawls a site and displays which cms it runs on and which analytics system it uses.
With this information, we can get a list of sites for a particular CMS. The only drawback is that it will be shortened and to get a complete list we need to have at least a Basic Plan, which costs $ 295 / month. Fortunately, the site accepts credit card payments, so you know what I'm talking about))).
Also a very useful service for those who work with PayPal is Tinyeye https://tineye.com
It is enough to insert a picture with PP / Bank payment and you will be given a bunch of results =)
Search networks using google search operators
The most famous and very hard-hitting, however still a useful method.
To get started, let's explore the list below and explore what each of the search operators means and how to use them correctly.
- intitle: - Search for a page with a specific word (or words) in the page title. Our example will return all results with the word "Clothing" in the title tag.
- allintitle: - Similar to the "Intitle" operator, it will return results containing all the specified words in the title tag.
- inurl: - Operator for finding pages with a specific word (or words) in the URL. This example will return all results that contain the word "Clothing" in the URL.
- allinurl: - Similar to “inurl”, but returns results with all the specified words in the URL.
- intext: - Search for pages containing a specific word (or words) somewhere in the content. The example will return all results containing the word "Clothing" on the page.
- allintext: - Similar to "intext", but returns results with all specified words on the page.
- loc: placename - A search operator from a given location, for example: clothing loc: new york.
Search for similar sites
The opening of the similarsites service https://www.similarsites.com/browse, from the well-known similarweb site, served us as an excellent tool for finding the shops we needed for carding.
For example, we found a site that we carding and he successfully sent the pack, carding it again and he sent it again. In order not to screw it up, we need shops with the same goods so that we can work it out as well. To do this, go to similarsites and insert a link to our site into the search box, or simply enter a domain.
At the very beginning, we will be shown a list of sites by the similarity of subject matter and site structure as in the picture below:
Later, we will display a list of sites that are displayed in the search when you enter key phrases that our donor site uses.
The essence of this method is clear and therefore there is nothing more to write here.
Site search by technical characteristics
Builtwith https://builtwith.com is a web tool that crawls a site and displays which cms it runs on and which analytics system it uses.
With this information, we can get a list of sites for a particular CMS. The only drawback is that it will be shortened and to get a complete list we need to have at least a Basic Plan, which costs $ 295 / month. Fortunately, the site accepts credit card payments, so you know what I'm talking about))).
Also a very useful service for those who work with PayPal is Tinyeye https://tineye.com
It is enough to insert a picture with PP / Bank payment and you will be given a bunch of results =)
