Keyword With Quotes and without quotes

Discussion in 'Google' started by seoaddict, Nov 15, 2005.

  1. #1
    Can anyone tell me the differrence for typing the keyword in quotes and without quotes.
    For example when i type my keyword newyork city hotel. I am not found my site in google serps. But when i type "newyork city hotel" , my site is in google SERPS.

    In how many day' my site will appear in google serps without quotes.

    Any Expert idea?:eek:
     
    seoaddict, Nov 15, 2005 IP
  2. MattL

    MattL Well-Known Member

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    The first one is an automatic "and" search. The quoted one is a phrase search. I suggest you do some reading about the basics of searching http://www.google.com/help/basics.html

    You will also want to seperate newyork to new york
     
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    The "quotes" search requires all the keywords to be present. You'll notice that by using it the number of sites comes down quite dramatically.

    If you're using it as a test, the thing to remember is that your target market is not likely to use quotation marks.
     
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    Lol Good

    Thanks
     
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    While searching your sites with keyphrase placed in quotes (" ") means you'll only get results that include an exact phrase which you've searched. This is called " Exact Phrase Keywrod Match "

    And for without quotes, it will return all the results with anything before and after your words searched. This is called "Broad Match Keywords "


    Thanks,
    s a m p a t h
     
    sampath, Nov 16, 2005 IP