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Re: Keyword order From Lisa on 4 Jan '99 replying to Re: Keyword order posted by Adrian >The answer to your question depends on the type of search engine and the type of search a user enters. Exact phrase searches are searches where the users' input string must be found precisely as it is typed in a page to return as a result. Most search engines have this as an option (it can be done by enclosing the phrase in quotation marks), but some, like AltaVista, default to exact phrase matching. > >Adrian So, I guess this means I should stick with "word processing" in my main paragraph since that is my most important keyword??? Thanks.

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>>The answer to your question depends on the type of search engine and the type of search a user enters. Exact phrase searches are searches where the users' input string must be found precisely as it is typed in a page to return as a result. Most search engines have this as an option (it can be done by enclosing the phrase in quotation marks), but some, like AltaVista, default to exact phrase matching. >> >>Adrian > >So, I guess this means I should stick with "word processing" in my main paragraph since that is my most important keyword??? >Thanks.