Assume there is a website with the domain name baz.tld
. It has content. There is also content on subdomains foo.baz.tld
and bar.baz.tld
, but there is no www.baz.tld
subdomain.
The most frequent search operator I use on Google is site:
to limit the scope to a particular domain. This works fine when specifying a particular subdomain such as site:foo.baz.tld
(which limits search result to that subdomain). But when I give site:baz.tld
I end up getting results for foo.baz.tld
and bar.baz.tld
but the ones for baz.tld
end up somewhere towards the end (several pages forward) of the search results.
How can I achieve something like site:foo.baz.tld
but limit it to only baz.tld
?