What is a SERP (Search Engine Result Page)?

[laragiles]

What is a SERP (Search Engine Result Page)?

[smartscraper]

SERPs is the page you see after entering a query into any search engine!

[nicksavoia]

When we type our queries in Google, it display appropriate results in SERP.

[tbsind]

SERP stands for Search Engine Result Page. When you search for any results on Google, they will show you a lot of results on different kinds of pages. Those pages are called SERP.

[swifttr]

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.

[chris26]

Serp is the top ten rated websites on first page then the next then the next. Serp shows websites in order for the search term or keywords you searched for. The one rated best by search engines are the first one on page after any ads and the second is second website and it goes on like that.

[taxiongo]

A search engine results page (SERP) is the list of results that a search engine returns in response to a specific word or phrase query. Each listing includes the linked Web page title, the linked page URL, a brief description of the page content and, in some cases, links to points of interest within the website. There are three main types of results on a SERP: Pages that the search engine spider has crawled and indexed; pages that have been manually added to the search engine’s directory; and pages that appear as a result of paid inclusion.