Advanced Google Search Tips to Find Professionals on LinkedIn

Here are several refined and alternative ways to search on Google for LinkedIn profiles of CEOs in the construction industry:

1. Use Correct Spelling & Quotation Marks

Your original query had a typo: "constrcution" → should be "construction".

site:linkedin.com/in "CEO" "construction"

2. Use Boolean Operators for Better Precision

Combine keywords with AND, OR, or parentheses (Google treats space as AND by default):

site:linkedin.com/in ("CEO" OR "Chief Executive Officer") "construction"

3. Add Title or Industry Filters

Specify job title or industry more clearly:

site:linkedin.com/in intitle:"CEO" "construction company"

Or:

site:linkedin.com/in "Chief Executive Officer" AND "construction industry"

4. Exclude Irrelevant Results

Use - to filter out noise (e.g., job postings):

site:linkedin.com/in "CEO" "construction" -jobs -job -hiring

5. Target Specific Regions or Companies (Optional)

If you’re looking in a specific country or for a particular firm:

site:linkedin.com/in "CEO" "construction" "Indonesia"

Or.

site:linkedin.com/in "CEO" "PT XYZ Construction"

6. Use Google’s intext: Operator

Force keywords to appear in the page body:

site:linkedin.com/in intext:"CEO" intext:"construction"

7. Alternative Titles

Sometimes people use variations like “Founder & CEO” or “Managing Director”:

site:linkedin.com/in ("CEO" OR "Founder" OR "Managing Director") "construction"

💡 Pro Tip: LinkedIn restricts how much of its content appears in Google search results (especially if you’re not logged in). For deeper results, consider:

• Logging into LinkedIn before searching.
• Using LinkedIn’s own search filters (e.g., “People” → “Current company: construction” → “Title: CEO”).