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Has anyone else notice this lately? or is it just me. I just put two different keyword phrases in google and had gotten a higher count with the words in "Quotes" then without the quotes. Normally, you should see a higher result count without the quotes then with them right ? |
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| Plundering the Web War Room Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: , , .
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Not if google is trying to figure out what it is exactly you want. They may guess a broader topic, or a narrower one. They even change your search words and add or subtract from the results. They may even disregard the quotes. Example, I do a search for face book, get 16 million results. (They think I mean facebook) "face book" I get 43 million results. (They still think I must mean facebook) But because I put it in quotes, they are finding facebook pages and pages with face book next to each other. So I get more results by using quotes. Paul |
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In terms of assessing competitiveness for a keyword phrase, it's a useless metric... | |
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