Question : Title at meta tag

This is important.

You can never be too sure. So keep it targeted.

 

I was referring to focus on landing pages specifically focused to a single product or a product family.

Example 1:

Index Page: Toyota Camry | Toyota Aurion | Toyota Hilux - Ted's Garage

Example 2:

Index Page: New and used Toyota cars - Ted's Garage
Sub Page1: Toyota Camry
Sub Page2: Toyota Aurion

Etc

Link building takes place for sub pages as well, not just the home page.

 

Ok, it's in the end a question of preference .. I agree with the structure you mentioned , it's not a big deal , But I prefer:


Index page: New and used Toyota cars: Toyota Camry - Toyota Aurion and Toyota Hilux at Ted's Garage
ISub Page1: Toyota Camry
Sub Page2: Toyota Aurion

 

I see. Usually after approximately 65th chatacter you get the ... after the TITLE. This is another reason we always keep it quite short.

I haven't really tested this, but does Google factor in phrases that come in after the character limit used to display in the results?

 

Definitely.
This is another SEO myth .. the 65th characters ..

I've tested it myself, read articles of SEO experts and I can confirm it ..

Just Use the sentence you want people to see in the serp before the 65th, after that just add a sentence you are optimizing for ..

 

Brilliant. And how long can this santence can go for before Google goes - bull!

 

I would have to say I'm a avid user of the (|) they just scream sophistication.

 

Not sure ..... Some said it's 90 characters .. But I don't agree ...




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