accent agiu in keyword

control apostrophe e

[chewy]

I do keyword research. In America.

I'm working on a new term that has 2 e's in it that are occasionally typed with an acute accent.

heck, the word is resume (WebmasterWorld doesn't seem to allow the special character (is there a way to type it in here?) I know the Word "control apostrophe e" trick but don't know how to do it here - and it really doesn't matter for now. I'm sure someone will tell me soon enough!


i know this as my highschool french seemed to burst into my mind to tell me this was an accent aigu.

So - should I value this keyword term as useful, or presume that the user using this affectation is just a poseur and a waste of time?

hope you found this as amusing as I did...

-C

[Staffa]

é

Alt+0233 on the numbers keypad does it

[lucy24]

Darn. I misread the topic title as "aglu" (mistyped for aigu, aka "acute") and thought you were asking about seals' breathing holes in the ice.

If you try it you will see that g### ignores many diacritics in searches. That includes the specific word "resumé" which brings up hits for both "résumé" and "resume". But they've gotten much better about identifying things that are genuinely different letters, like ĺ or ř or ü.

For some of us, it's opt-e e ;)

[chewy]

thanks staffa!

wow - and it actually works if I turn on the lights and squint so I can see the blue letters on this laptop keyboard!

[chewy]

yep,

While Google shows the diacritical, it does not show that there is a different number or bid for the term presently.

and now I know that we can call it a diacritical !

This is cool. I'd seen the word in the past but never came across a use for it - now I know what it means.

thanks Lucy24!

[Staffa]

You're most welcome :o)