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by ben jammin on December 24th, 2010
usually, putting quotes around a query on a search engine will show pages only with the entire string together.
example 1: in search box type (no quotes) painters in Phoenix AZ
results 1: any page found on the web that contains the words:
painters AND Phoenix AND AZ (anywhere on the entire page)
example 2: in search box type (inside quotes - " ") "painters in Phoenix AZ"
results 2: any page found on the web that contains the complete string:
painters in Phoenix AZ (much more specific)
important: when searching a name, typing "David J Jones" will NOT find
David Jones OR Dave Jones OR David James Jones so don't
overuse quotes...
hope this answers your question...
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