Google Search

Google Search

Discover organic and paid results, AI answers, related queries, People Also Ask, prices, reviews, and suggested results across countries, languages, and precise locations. Control results per page and pages per query, switch between desktop and mobile, and focus results by site, file type, keywords in title/text/URL, and date range. Use it to track rankings, analyze competitors and ads, and build targeted URL lists for research.

Skills

Search the Web

Run multi-keyword searches with country, language, location, date, site, and file-type filters. Choose desktop or mobile, set results per page and pages per query, and include AI answers, related queries, and People Also Ask.

Examples

    Track the top 100 desktop results in the United Kingdom for ‘best CRM for startups’.
    Find PDF whitepapers about edge AI from the past year on site:nvidia.com.
    Collect AI answers, related queries, and People Also Ask for ‘genAI marketing’.
    Get paid and organic results for ‘enterprise payroll software’ in the US, first page only.
    Search mobile results in German for ‘nachhaltige verpackung’ and limit to 10 results.

Filter Table

Filter Google Search results to narrow by result type (organic/paid), domain, position range, language/country, or file type.

Examples

    Keep only organic results from domains in ['hubspot.com','salesforce.com'] on positions 1–10.
    Remove results that are not PDFs or that don’t include ‘case study’ in the title.
    Keep paid results containing ‘free trial’ in the ad title or description.
    Keep records from searches run on mobile in Germany with positions <= 5.

Generate Table

Generate new tables from Google Search results—add columns such as root domain, result intent (informational/navigational/commercial), ad copy angle, or an AI summary.

Examples

    Create a table with title, URL, position, result type, and a one‑line summary.
    Add columns for root domain and classify each result as brand vs aggregator.
    Generate an ‘intent’ column (informational/navigational/commercial) for organic results.
    For paid results, add a column extracting the main value proposition from ad copy.