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		<title>Factors affecting Google Search position</title>
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I thought it was strange when I noticed that the search result position of a customer&#8217;s site, Eureka Financial, varies depending on whether the customer was logged in or not to their Google account.  It should be noted the customer is running Adwords campaigns for their site.
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<p>I thought it was strange when I noticed that the search result position of a customer&#8217;s site, <a href="http://www.eurekafinancial.com/">Eureka Financial</a>, varies depending on whether the customer was logged in or not to their Google account.  It should be noted the customer is running Adwords campaigns for their site.</p>
<p>But it gets even stranger &#8211; can you believe that what browser you&#8217;re using affects the result position?</p>
<p>Here are the variations I&#8217;ve seen so far on searches for the phrase &#8220;financial training uk&#8221;:</p>
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<li>customer logged in, result position #2</li>
<li>customer not logged in, result position #40</li>
<li>me logged in (different Google acct), Safari: #37</li>
<li>me logged in (different Google acct), Firefox: #40</li>
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<p>When you&#8217;re using a Safari browser, Google adds a client param to the url, ie, <em>client=safari</em>, however for firefox the param is not added.</p>
<p>Go figure.</p>
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