Will the real SERP please stand up

[cc976a]

I am monitoring a particular keyword, and mostly use IE. I opened up Chrome today to try something, and out of habit went to Google and searched for the keyword and different ordered results.

I did a split test between IE and Chrome and although the Top 10 are relatively still the top 10, the order is noticeably different.

Has anyone else noticed different SERP listings for different browsers??

 

[MurrayMurray is verified member.]

I am monitoring a particular keyword, and mostly use IE. I opened up Chrome today to try something, and out of habit went to Google and searched for the keyword and different ordered results.

I did a split test between IE and Chrome and although the Top 10 are relatively still the top 10, the order is noticeably different.

Has anyone else noticed different SERP listings for different browsers??

Are you seeing personalised results at all?

Trying closing everything down then using google incognito.

Or use www.pagewash.com, go to google.uk and do your search.

 

[Nyams Josh]

I do admit that Google keeps on changing the SERP; perhaps it is because websites having the same topic keeps on updating their pages and the fact that new websites are created. In some cases of the keywords, I notice slight difference in results found by Google.

 

[alex2013]

I've read about differences brought by Chrome; it seems Chrome sends lots of info. to Google, which might have an impact on SERP.