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• 1. (469) 466-2600
• 2. (800) 523-9100
• 3. (877) 669-6877
• 4. +1.4806242599
• 5. 800-222-4357
• 6. 800-243-5860
• 7. 800-255-7828
• 8. 800-510-2291
• 9. 800-776-4737
• 10. 800-833-8255
• 11. 800-854-6011
• 12. 800.492.3276
• 13. 855-425-7109
• 14. 877 617-0390
• 15. 888-687-2277

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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Why choose SERP logistic services?

  We at SERP believe that the logistic is a people business and the key factor in reliable and honest logistic services is still lying in human factor.

• What is a SERP page?

  Search Engine Results Pages (also known as “SERPs” or “SERP”) are Google’s response to a user’s search query. SERPs tend to include organic search results, paid Google Ads results, Featured Snippets, Knowledge Graphs and video results. In other words: You type (or say) something to Google. And the SERP is what you get back.

• What is Serp and why does it matter?

  Internet marketing jargon tosses around a lot of acronyms, and you’ve probably noticed the term “SERP” referenced. But you may be wondering, “What is SERP and why does it matter?” A search engine results page (SERP) is a page generated by a search engine in response to a user search or query.

• What is a SERP retirement plan?

  A SERP is a non-qualified retirement plan offered to executives as a long term incentive to stay with the company. SERPs offer tax advantages to companies and offer executives the chance to earn benefits of up to 70 percent of their pre-retirement income.

• What are the different types of SERP results?

  Even though Google now has dozens of SERP features that appear on the first page, the two most important categories are paid results and organic results. The paid results are from advertisers bidding on keywords via Google Ads. Although Google Ads take ad relevancy into account, their placement essentially goes to the highest bidder.