Does it matter if it is capital letter in my article?

I tested to search for one of my article.
I first tried to search for keyword "earn extra money part time" and my article didn't appear on the first search page.

But when I search for "Earn Extra Money Part Time" then it was on the first place on the first search site.

I have never know this.

 

If you are enclosing your search phrase in quotes it is telling the search that the results must show only exactly as written. (With Caps)

 

Google ranks lower case and upper case identically... even when they are in quotes. I opened 2 copies of IE... searched in one browser for "earn extra money part time" and in the other browser for "Earn Extra Money Part Time". I got the EXACT same results.

If your seeing differences, it has absolutely nothing to do with case... It likely has to do with personalization. Make sure you are logged out of your Google account .

 

I don't enclose my keyword with quotes.

I just tried again
Earn Extra Money Part Time (my article appears on the top)
earn extra money part time ( appears number 8 in the first page)

 

i dont think the google mind case

 

case dont have anything to do with search results. whether you use all caps or all lower case, you will get same results

 

I also don't think case is important in search results.

 

Can someone please check this then ans post the results here?
I have tried on two different computers and the same results I get.

Earn Extra Money Part Time (my article appears on the top)
earn extra money part time ( appears number 8 in the first page)




Thanks