linux - String Search: find and grep and?

Task:
1) find a string 'decor' inside files in a directory
2) get # of occurrence for decor for each file that has it

The first part of the problem is partially solved with find . -type f | grep -i decor *
But this doesn't seem grep for all files that are found from find but rather what's on top of current directory.
Do I have to use something other than * for grep to grep for files found from find?

what needs to be piped to so that it will display with a file name and the number of occurrences for decor for each file?

Answer

You can do:

find . -type f -exec grep -icH decor {} \; | grep -v :0\$

This will get the filename and count of each match and remove files with a count of 0 using the piped egrep