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Google Search Appliance: Getting the Most from Your Google Search Appliance Search Experience 34
Because a KeyMatch is specific to a front end, you can aim a KeyMatch at a specific group of users.
Setting Up KeyMatches
You set up a KeyMatch by matching a search term to a specific URL and specifying a title for the match.
In the preceding example, there are two KeyMatches for the search term “gsa.” In the first KeyMatch:
• The URL is http://pm.altostrat.com/products/products/gsa
• The title is “Google Search Appliance”
In the second KeyMatch:
• The URL is https://pm.altostrat.com/products/products
• The title is “Google Search Appliance—Product Information”
There can be up to five KeyMatches for a single search term, and you can associate up to five URLs for
each KeyMatch. However, a maximum of three KeyMatches are returned for a search.
Set up a KeyMatch by performing the following steps with the Admin Console:
1. Creating or choosing a front end for the KeyMatch on the Serving > Front Ends page.
2. Creating the KeyMatch on the Serving > Front Ends > KeyMatch page, shown in the following
figure.
3. Saving the KeyMatch.
Learn More about KeyMatches
For in-depth information about setting up and using KeyMatches, refer to “Using KeyMatches to Guide
Users to URLs” in Creating the Search Experience.