Matt Cutts recently announced on Twitter that Google has dropped the tilde operator due to less usage. Google always goes with the user trends and drops most of the features that are less used by the users. The tilde operator became the latest victim of less usage.
Here is the tweet shared by Matt Cutts -
The tilde ~ operator when used with keywords on Google returned synonyms of the searched word. This helped web marketers and search engine optimizers to find out synonyms and increase the keyword base.
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List of Google Search Operators
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Here is the tweet shared by Matt Cutts -
@Go_Marcus @DatGuyGabe librarians too. But the feature didn't get much usage at all, yet took up indexing space we could use for more pages.For those, who don't know what this tilde ~ operator did, here is a short explanation-
— Matt Cutts (@mattcutts) June 27, 2013
The tilde ~ operator when used with keywords on Google returned synonyms of the searched word. This helped web marketers and search engine optimizers to find out synonyms and increase the keyword base.
Also See:-
List of Google Search Operators
Seo Search Operators
Seo Secrets
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