The titles are everywhere. Some people are defined by titles, some people hate the titles, and others such as delivery of securities. Why do this? With so much information being processed by our minds every day, we need a way to categorize these groups associated content in a quick reference.
This is the same methodology as a search engine applies when you drag a page. When the title of the page, you are telling a search engine or the user what the page is about. We’ve all seen the summary of a sentence of television programs in TV Guide. Reference allows rapid decision making and telling us what the show will be.
This is part of the reason for naming your page title is so important to get your site ranked. I can not tell you how many times I’ve seen a site that had one of the following two titles throughout the site: “untitled” or “company name”.
While the company name on every page could be a branding potential, it is likely that most visitors to your site do not know your brand name and is still looking for the product or service you are selling. You can enter the company name in the title, but should be placed after the main message you want to convey on that particular page.
Each page should have a unique title. While you may have an issue that needs to be explained in a few pages, you must use the title page as an index of information to the reader. Sites that sell multiple products must have a unique title for each product. If you can not make the time to make each page stand out, why wait for the page will consistently appear in a search engine?
If possible, try to place the keywords in the title, as this will help the search engine to determine where your site should be classified. Remember that search engines rank each page individually, so it is very important to use appropriate methods of names.
When determining what keywords to use, go for the title 4-6 words when possible. After 58 characters, the title in the search results page will be truncated and not visible to the reader. In addition, the higher the title, the less weight given to each word.
All the time they are conjuring up titles, provided the reader in mind first. While some phrases can rank well in search engines, a reader can never enter that phrase and you’ll lose that targeted traffic that was trying to achieve. Sometimes the phrases come out well for both user and search engine, and where success is usually quick to follow.
