Our search engine supports three matching patterns for keywords:

• Match ALL keywords-- This is the default pattern match. The search engine returns results that contain at least one occurrence of each keyword you specify. For example, if you specify the following keyword criteria
  
  Event Bicycle Evans
  
  The search engine returns a listing of website pages that contain each word, in any order: "Bicycle events in Evans", "Bicycle trends in Evans, a community in Northern Colorado, are on the upswing as recent events prove", and so forth.

• Match a combination of keywords -- You can specify that the search engine returns results that contain a combination of specified keywords by using AND and OR conjunctions. For example, if you specify the following keyword criteria
  
  Bicycle OR Evans AND Safety
  
  The search engine returns a listing of website pages that contain either the keyword "bicycle" and the keyword "safety", or the keyword "Evans" and the keyword "safety", or the keywords "bicycle", "Evans" and "Saftey".

• Match an EXACT keyword string--You can specify that the search engine returns results that contain a specific phrase by using double quotes around the phrase. For example, if you specify the following keyword criteria
  
  "Bike Month"
  
  The search engine returns a listing of website pages that contain the exact phrase "Bike Month".

If you find that you are getting too many search results, try narrowing your keyword criteria. On the other hand, if you are not getting results, try broadening your keyword criteria.