Using google to find hidden coupons =)

I have noticed that users have been posting about hidden coupons via sitemaps on certain sites.

Well this may be a good way to search but not all these coupon sites have the direct links in their sitemaps.

So there is even a better solution since these sites are poorly setup for SERPS (search engine result pages) that they allow web crawlers to follow all types of links from their homepage.

So how do you do this, well it is very simple...

Go to Google.com not .ca make sure you use the main google SE.

Simply type in:

site:websaver.ca

or

site:save.ca

You will then be provided with all the pages indexed on google for that website, filter through them and find the hidden portal links! Enjoy :D

**I will keep this post updated with different search types in the future.**

I have been using this for quite a while! So much easier than hunting everywhere for the hidden coupons.

sounds good to me! thank you for the info. Now if we can just get canadian divisions of companies to stop putting up american sites we will be set!

Dumb question....when I type in google.COM it automatically redirects to google.CA.

Is there an easy way around this, or does it matter?

Nevermind, found the link lower on the page that lets you go to google.COM :embarassed:

This never works for me what am I doing wrong??? I get this msg
Your search - site:websitename.ca - did not match any documents. :shrug:

it's just an example i think, in the search engine type what you are looking for like dove.ca, I hope this helps

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Originally Posted by angeleyez85y7ca

This never works for me what am I doing wrong??? I get this msg
Your search - site:websitename.ca - did not match any documents. :shrug:

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You can find all the hidden links from websites such as websaver.ca by searching site:websaver.ca or from save.ca by searching site:save.ca

Saves me so much time! thanks!

sorry realized my mistake.

ok yaa that makes sense. I think I got it now :razz: hehehe thnx everyone

glad you figured it out ;)

thanks for the info i am gonna look into this now

Thanks for the tip, I'll be sure to use that in the future!

great info