I saw this kind of problem first time. My keyword “software development India” is showing different SERP results. If I search for “software development india” then it appears at 153 in Google for perceptionsystem.com and if I search for “software development India” then it appears at 20. It means, it is showing different results for SERP.
Does capital or small letters affect SERP result? Is there anyone expert to answer this?
Does capital or small letters affect SERP result?
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Re: Does capital or small letters affect SERP result?
I get some stunning positive placements when using asterisk before the word I search on.
Heard it mentioned in here and tried it out, still don't know why it would do this.
Heard it mentioned in here and tried it out, still don't know why it would do this.
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Re: Does capital or small letters affect SERP result?
No i don't think that capital and small letter makes a difference in search results..
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Re: Does capital or small letters affect SERP result?
No, Letter Case may not effect result of search engine.Search engine will saw you same result for both letter case.
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Re: Does capital or small letters affect SERP result?
I am agree with web.hostingmadnes.You will get same result with capital letter or with small letter.
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Re: Does capital or small letters affect SERP result?
First of all, both the search terms that you have used are of same case. Search engines as of now, are not case sensitive. So, there is not going to be any difference in the SERP results for any case.
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