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Search profiles on Pipl.com using Google

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Source: eGrabber Newsletters

Pipl is a search engine to find addresses and other information that can help locate someone - a business contact or a prospective candidate.

The Google search syntax to find profiles on pipl.com is

site:pipl.com (inurl:people OR intitle:profile) -jobs

For example, to search for profiles of Business Analysts, the search string will be

Business Analyst site:pipl.com (inurl:people OR intitle:profile) -jobs

You can even make the search location specific as follows

(Business Analyst) (California OR CA) site:pipl.com (inurl:people OR intitle:profile) -jobs

Try different variations of the above search string or replace the keyword with related terms to get desired search results.
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