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phoenix06007
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Posted: 2008-Oct-10 12:53
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Hi
How could i find that title of a page is good for SERPs?

What makes a good title for SERPs?


thanks



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Posted: 2008-Oct-10 12:55
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Something that catches the eye, describes the content on *that* page, etc.


Also, put specific information first, and then put generic information, like company name, *last*.



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Posted: 2008-Oct-10 13:20
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you also can add keyword in the title tag..




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Posted: 2008-Oct-10 16:04
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Keep in mind when creating Title's the most heavily weighted terms should go at the beginning. So what ever term is the most relevant to the specific page should go first and then less important terms following. Also you should only have about 64 characters before the title will get cut off so choose carefully and be descriptive at the same time.



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Posted: 2008-Oct-10 17:28
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Just to clarify... the cut off is the "cut off in SERPs" as title of entry.


Browsers often show more, but they won't see that until they are *on* your site.


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