If you wish to match only those documents in which all the keywords specified in your query appear within a Quotation, you can use the Contextual Search within Quotation. If you wish to match only those documents in which all the keywords specified in your query appear within the same Sentence, you can use the Contextual Search within Sentence. If you wish to match only those documents in which all the keywords specified in your query appear within the same paragraph, you can use the Contextual Search within Paragraph. For instance, to find documents with `corporate', `tax' and `law' within 5 words of each other and in the same order as specified, you can use the Ordered Proximity Operator. Ordered Proximity (Operator find words within a specified distance of each other occurring in the same order, as specified in your query, you can use the Ordered Proximity operator. Quotes allow you to search for a specific key phrase in the exact order that it is. For instance, to find documents with `corporate', `tax' and `law' within 5 words of each other you can use the Proximity Operator. LinkedIn Boolean Search Operator 1: Quotes The fastest way to get better results on LinkedIn is to use quotes. To find words within a specified distance of each other you can use the Proximity operator. *nand? will match Nanda, Nandy, Kesavananda, Gokulananda, Nityananda Prov* will match province, provides, provisions, proved… *city will match city, capacity, complexity, specificity. Valid wildcard characters are `*' Matches any characters, any number of times `?' Matches any single character. If you are sure about the complete spelling of a keyword that you are looking for then we can also make use of wildcards. Click on this link to show you results on the suggested query. In case of wrong spellings in your keywords, Search will try and suggest you the best matching word and the suggestion will be presented as a link with corrected spellings. ^ + -, Omit all punctuation in your searches by replacing them with spaces to give you specific result. "child custody"-divorce child custody -divorce This will exclude documents from the result that contain that keyword. To exclude documents that contain specific keyword, specify the negative keyword with a `-` sign. First, Search will try and look for documents that match all the words and will display them and if none is found, it will look for documents that match any of the keywords. Search will automatically take care of all these thing. Example: To refine your prospecting for business owners, use Boolean operators in the LinkedIn search window: Enter: CEO AND president OR sole. The number of results you generate will vary depending on your level of LinkedIn membership. There is no need to input "AND" or "OR" between keyword. Also, LinkedIn’s Boolean searches look at a user’s entire profile, including the summary and headline. (NOTE: Without the double quotes, Search will look for the keywords anywhere in the document in any order.). Specify two or more words enclosed in double quotation mark to search for the exact phrase.
If none is found, it will look for documents matching any of the keywords and will still give you the best ranked results at the top.
First, Search will look for documents matching all the keywords that you have specified and give you the most relevant results at the top. Let’s talk about what it is and how to use it on LinkedIn to find the exact people you’re trying to connect with. Specify one or more keywords separated by space.
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