All in commands for Google

What are they and how can I use them?

[Essex_boy]

Im aware of the Allinurl command but I understand there are more. What are they and how can I use them?

[Mike12345]

allintitle and allinanchor are two, see link for more advanced search operators.

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Have fun :)

[martinibuster]

I have my doubts as to their relevance for optimizing. Yes, you can measure different variables with them, but I just don't think it correlates enough with the serps that I would use it as an seo tool.

[Gus_R]

It doesn't mention allintext:

[BigDave]

I'm with Martinibuster on this. There are no big secrets revealed by the allin commands. All that it tells me is that google keeps track of these parts of a page, and which pages are out there that get points for using a word a certain way. It doesn't tell you how many points they get.

All that ranking high in a allin query will get you is having other webmasters looking at your site. End users will neve do an allin query.

[Gus_R]

I disagree, for me it tells you where is the weakness against competitors, considering ranks as a sum of different factors.

[martinibuster]

for me it tells you where is the weakness against competitors...

Not necessarily. It gives you information on their backlinks, titles, etc. but that data doesn't correlate for why they are doing better than you- it is your interpretation of that data.

If you browse webmasterworld long enough you will see a multitude of posters complaining that their allin scores are higher than their competitors and yet they can't beat them.

I have several competitors who have overwhelmingly better scores than my site for the allin scores, yet I am beating them. That's when I realized that the allin tools don't directly correlate to rank.

There are probably many who are devoted to their allin tools. Fine.

There are many references to it on WW, and there's been a meek acceptance of it's usefulness without really testing whether it truly is useful or not.

I've done my own tests and have come to the conclusion that it's not the Site Evaluation Powertool that many people take it to be.

[Gus_R]

I was thinking something like:

kw_prominece+
title+
headings+
pr+
anchor+
related?+
...+
unknown_factors= your position in serps

allin doesn't cover all but helps.