Here's one thing a lot of brands overlook and it's quietly affecting their SEO. "Title Tags" Soun...Here's one thing a lot of brands overlook and it's quietly affecting their SEO. "Title Tags" Soun...
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Okafor Vanessa
• Nov 3
Here's one thing a lot of brands overlook and it's quietly affecting their SEO.
"Title Tags"
Sounds small right? But here's why Google might be changing yours (and ruining your ranking in the process)
1. Overly long characters: research proves that characters over 60 tend to get rewritten by Google. Keep it between 50-55 characters to be on a safer side.
2. Stuffing keywords: repeating the same keywords in your title tags can look spammy, and is likely replaced by Google.
3.Too many dashes: overusing dashes can also trigger rewrites.
These might seem like little problems, but fixing them could be what your content is missing.
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Okafor Vanessa
• Nov 3
These might seem like small tweaks, but fixing them could be the difference between getting buried and getting seen.
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