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Issue with Excluded Domains Still Appearing in Google Search Results

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these domains are still getting included while i run a google search for finding domains inspite putting them in excluded domains list

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    The "Excluded Domains" feature is available as an optional input parameter when using the "Find Domain from Company Name with Google" action. This allows you to provide a comma-separated list of domains you want to exclude from the search results. For general Google searches using our "Perform Search with Google" action, you can modify your search query to exclude specific domains by using Google's search operators. For example, you can use the "-site:" operator in your search query to exclude specific domains from the results.

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    I want to exclude these domains when performing find doGoogle Find Domain from Company Name enrichment

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    google search should not return any value if these domains come

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    When using the "Find Domain from Company Name with Google" action, you can exclude specific domains by using the "Excluded Domains" input parameter. Simply enter your domains as a comma-separated list in this field. For example: "domain1.com,domain2.com,domain3.com".

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    You can use the "Excluded Domains" input parameter when setting up the "Find Domain from Company Name with Google" action. This is an optional field where you can enter a comma-separated list of domains you want to exclude from the search results. When these domains appear in the search results, they will be filtered out.

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