Can anybody explain this query and this one?
Obviously the correct way of carrying out the query is without the + but it’s interesting to see Google returning results and especially interesting to see the results are totally different on google.co.uk
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I see some results from Google Books when I look for the queries above but on Google UK.
Here it is:
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=site%3Adigg.com%2Binurl%3Adigg.com&btnG=Search
I just tried it with my site: site:advicenetwork.com+inurl:advicenetwork.com
And I got a bunch of google book results.
I get google book results instead of what you saw in the screenshot, weird.
Add a space between them and things are different –
site:digg.com +inurl:digg.com
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Both queries returned no results overhere the first time.
Second time i tried the .co.uk gave 10 googlebooks results, .com still none.