Your site page is the biggest indicator for search engines for what your site is. If you do not accurately explain exactly what your site offers and include keywords, as discussed in the Search Engine Error # 1 error message, it is far behind the site visitors.
What is the site title?
The title of the page is the blue bar at the top of the web page and is derived from the Meta tags that are the set of search engine and technician instructions at the beginning of the webpage. These meta tags will not appear in your site's normal view. However, assuming you're using Internet Explorer, all you have to do is click on & # 39; View & # 39; page at the top of the page and select & # 39; Source & # 39; you can see the code behind your site.
The page title is the two "HTML tags" (indicating the beginning and end of the page title).
The page title is also displayed as a clickable contact link displayed in the search results if your site was found by a search engine query.
The most common page title failure that businesses make
Most companies are proud of their brand name. Unfortunately, this means they want their brand on their entire website. Including areas that use keywords. Businesses need to find ways to make independent advice and act without their branded glasses when they determine their website address.
How to make an effective page address
The page title must be 10 to 60 characters long, including spaces. Continues and can be cut when the search engine results are displayed. Ideally, only the keyword that you chose for your page (see Top 10 Search Engine Optimization Issues # 1: Bad Keywords).
An example of an effective page title will be the "Internet Marketing Advisor".
The second best example of an effective page title includes the brand – for example, "David Bain – Internet Marketing Advisor". Compared to the first example, the efficiency of this title is also compared.
The worst possible example of this example in this example is "David Bain". If you find it in the search engine results, anyone can hardly visit the page because the title does not indicate what the site is. In addition, because of the lack of keywords, the chances in the search engines have dropped significantly.
Keep in mind all your site pages – each address on each page needs to be optimized. Not just your home page. This is a good example of this website, where business category categories are listed on their own keyword category pages. Get time to get the page title. This will be a very useful tool for significantly increasing the volume of future web site traffic.
Source by David Bain