Tips for Achieving Literal String Matches in Search Queries

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beginner question -- when i type this in, i get companies that do cold storage transportation AND have the word 'email' in their description. Is there a way to get a literal string match? I tried putting quotes around it but then get nothing

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To perform a literal string match in Clay, you can use the "Equal To" (==) operator. This will check if the text matches your specified value exactly, rather than just containing it.For example, if you want to find companies where the name is exactly "email" (and not just containing the word), use the Equal To (==) operator.For more complex searches, you can also put phrases in quotes " " to ensure exact matches. Source: Comparison operators | Documentation | Clay University
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To perform a literal string match in Clay, you can use the "Equal To" (==) operator. This will check if the text matches your specified value exactly, rather than just containing it.For example, if you want to find companies where the name is exactly "email" (and not just containing the word), use the Equal To (==) operator.For more complex searches, you can also put phrases in quotes " " to ensure exact matches. Source: Comparison operators | Documentation | Clay University
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