|  | | • | The part of the ad that the search engine matched will be highlighted in red. (And depending on your web browser, the background my be highlighted in yellow.)
| | | • | The search engine will find all ads that contain all or part of the words you are looking for. It will then rank them according to how close they come to the exact group of words you entered.
| | | • | For example, searching for a term like "motor home" will find "motor home", but also "Home for Sale", "302 V-8 Motor", and "motorboat". But the records containing the exact string "motor home" will be displayed first, because they match best.
| | | • | The search engine doesn't care about case. But it does care about spelling. If it doesn't seem to be finding what you want, check your spelling or use part of the word.
| | | • | Be careful with search strings that contain common words like "the". For example, a search term like "The Redlands" will find not only ads containing the terms "the Redlands" and "Redlands", but also all the ads that contain the word "the", which is most of them. Even though the ones you are really looking for will display at the top, it might take a while to display all the matches. | | | | | • | If your questions have not been answered here, send us a message via our Feedback form, or email help@nickads.com, or call us at (970)242-5555 | |
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