I was asked on Twitter to share some ‘best practice’ tips on web site title tags. Â And so I did – in 4 tweets. Â I thought that I’d share them with you as a very simple primer on how to start optimising the title tags on your website:
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@GinaRubel Keep it under 66 characters, important keywords near the front, Don’t repeat too much but perhaps repeat your main keyword twice about 19 hours ago from web in reply to GinaRubel
@GinaRubel Don’t worry too much about your company name unless you have a strong brand. And choose your keywords carefully! HTH! about 19 hours ago from web in reply to GinaRubel
@GinaRubel Yes, make every page relevant to the content. No duplication – same goes for the “meta description” tag, if you have one. about 19 hours agofrom web in reply to GinaRubel
@GinaRubel You’re trying to make it clear to Google what the page is about. If there are duplicate title tags then it’s not clear. about 19 hours ago from webin reply to GinaRubel
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I was planning on expanding on the tweets in this post, but in fact there isn’t that much else to say! Â Any questions then you know where the comments are – I’ll be happy to help!
February 5th, 2009 on 4:01 am
Yes right, make it with relevant content, and unique title.
February 5th, 2009 on 3:25 pm
Also : try to write a title tag + description you would want to click on if read in search engine results.
February 17th, 2009 on 11:54 pm
You dont need update much either, adding or changing small details keeps google happy I think.