Different SERPs for Capitalized and non-capitalized search terms

[Spiral]

I am consistently getting different SERPs results for the same search terms when I capitalize the first letter and when I do not capitalize it. Same computer, same browser.

The results are consistently different, not just a data center thing. Any thoughts why?

[prabandana]

That is actually real and possible. Because a simple capitalisation could mke a big difference. Such as Brand Names that are normal words. This could create a different meaning just by capitalization.

[beeta]

Could you please specify the search terms used. So that i can give a specific answer.

What prabandana says could be TRUE, according to the context

[Nile Hadwards]

Originally Posted by Spiral

I am consistently getting different SERPs results for the same search terms when I capitalize the first letter and when I do not capitalize it. Same computer, same browser.

The results are consistently different, not just a data center thing. Any thoughts why?

I don't think it could be happen as per google guideline. It should be any other problem.

[smsbuddy]

this should not happen according to me as I working on SEO since several days. I did lot of experiments and I found that keywords are not case sensative in search terms.

[abigailpoul]

Communication with customers problems. At first, I thought it was a customer, I am from two different data center results. Then I realized, rather than the client to use some of the search, which affected the results of Google's other capital letters of words.

[chrishmartinx]

Communication with customer problems. At first I thought it was a customer, I am from the results of two different data centers. Then I realized, instead of the client to use some of the search, which affected the outcome of the case of Google other words.

[KingYAnthony]

As per my knowledge Google searches are not case responsive. All letters, no matter how you type them, will be understood as lower case. For example, GEORGE Washington, george washington and GEorGe WaShIngTon all the searches will return the only result.

[peterjack15]

That is actually real and possible. Because a simple capitalisation could mke a big difference. Such as Brand Names that are normal words. This could create a different meaning just by capitalization.