Which is Best - Do a Google allintitle or allintitle:"quotes term"

norway000x said:

Hey,

Take a look at this:

I've always thought that allintitle:"my keyword term" would give me the best estimate of my real competition.

Now, I just got hold of a software that checks multiple allintitle s so I don't have to do this manually...
But the creator of the software has made the software to look up allintitle:my keyword term (without quotes).

Both uses of the allintitle returns results with pages with all the selected words all in the title.
But which one of these would be the best to use when you wanted to know the real competition for a given keyword term??

A strange thing is that the allintitle without quotes actually returns less results. What's up with that?

Could someone in here please shed some lights on this?

Here's some examples:

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allintitle:make money fast
gives 578,000 results
allintitle:"make money fast"
gives 2,180,000 results
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allintitle:weight loss
gives 16,600,000 results
allintitle:"weight loss"
gives 21,200,000 results
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allintitle:dog training
gives 5,450,000 results
allintitle:"dog training"
gives 3,420,000 results
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