Why the huge difference : allintitle:++ and intitle""

Discussion in 'Keywords' started by ARCHKRE, Sep 25, 2009.

  1. #1
    What is the difference between this search:

    allintitle:+wireless +stereo +speakers

    with: Results 1 - 10 of about 6,700 for allintitle:+wireless +stereo +speakers. (0.64 seconds)

    and this one:

    intitle:"wireless stereo speakers"

    with: Results 1 - 10 of about 200,000 for intitle:"wireless stereo speakers"

    Why the huge difference, when to use one or another, which of them are the ones employed by MS or/and MNF?Thank you
     
    ARCHKRE, Sep 25, 2009 IP
  2. tguillea

    tguillea Active Member

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    This may not explain why the first has fewer results than the second, but I think the first search is saying the words wireless, stereo, and speakers must be in the title (all of them), while the second is searching for any title containing the phrase "wireless stereo speakers" somewhere in the title.

    MS = Microsoft and MNF = Monday Night Football? haha
     
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  3. Dan Schulz

    Dan Schulz Peon

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    Simple. The "allin_____" commands return far more complete and accurate results. They're the power tools, compared to the basic tools that the in_____ commands give you. In other words, if something like intitle: is a screwdriver, then allintitle: is a Dremel.
     
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  4. Host32

    Host32 Greenhorn

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    sometimes google gives non sense results, like : if i search for keyword it will give 100 000 results and if i search for "keyword" it will give 110 000 results ... google is really scaring me at this days, i=and it's confusing me and i'm afraid that all my SEO efforte will go a way
     
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  5. Dan Schulz

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    That is because you are conducting an exact search when you use the quotation marks.
     
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    right , using quote in search term means ..exact searching ...thats why huge difference...many people using "wireless stereo speakers" for optimizing their website
     
    WebHunt07, Oct 4, 2009 IP