Key Search Engine Optimization

Key Search Engine Optimization

After the URL, spiders look at the page title. Titles are a very important
on-page factor when it comes to ranking because a good title conveys to
spiders what your webpage is about, therefore making it easier to index.
When composing titles, use two or three strong keywords that tell the topic
of the page and that you want to rank for. Keep in mind that the first words
of the title are given the most importance, so you want to get those
keywords in at the beginning. Your title is also what is shown to searchers
in search engine results pages. Google shows up to 59 characters of a page
title in their results page. Be sure to make each page title unique, even if
topics may be similar. This avoids confusion.

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