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Different title in SERP

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by jcs7alumni, Feb 28, 2012.

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    Hi experts,
    Google shows a different title for my site in SERP , when searched for some keywords which I have not added in my title tag. What may be the reason for this?
    Please let me know.
     
    jcs7alumni, Feb 28, 2012 IP
  2. toxic1985

    toxic1985 Active Member

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    #2
    It is Google new update.
    Google can change your title according to their rules.
    Keep changing you titles.
     
    toxic1985, Feb 28, 2012 IP
  3. contentboss

    contentboss Peon

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    Google tries to show snippets for results that it thinks are most relevant to the search. Generally this will be something from the title, but not always. For example, if there is no title, or it is not related to the search.
     
    contentboss, Feb 28, 2012 IP
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    It's not new!!

    Google did it in past so many time. When it doesn't find a suitable title for your site it picks up some other information from your site and mark it as title. If you want your own title in search engines results try to rewrite your title with good and relevant keywords that best describes your site.
     
    ericksteve, Feb 28, 2012 IP
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    sawanbatahan Peon

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    The major factor to get better SEPR in SEO including
    1. Backlink
    2, Keywrods
    3. Keyword density
    4. metatag
    5. Title
     
    sawanbatahan, Feb 28, 2012 IP
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    mangomedia Peon

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    Optimizing Title Tags,Meta tags,website content optimizing ,sitemaps create,search engine friendly url generate,search engine friendly site navigation, robots friendly etc,will done once again friend
     
    mangomedia, Feb 28, 2012 IP
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    kylelawrence Peon

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    I suggest you improve your on-page SEO to avoid problems like this.
     
    kylelawrence, Feb 28, 2012 IP
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    navneetsau Guest

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    It would better if you post particular keyword and website url here.
     
    navneetsau, Feb 28, 2012 IP
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    mumtazseo Peon

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    I have also noticed the same for my website. Actually Google is just trying to deliver the result with Title on the basis of user search query and title tags.
     
    mumtazseo, Feb 28, 2012 IP
  10. melanie_watson24

    melanie_watson24 Greenhorn

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    Google is ignoring the title tag for serps results, for a year ago.
    For example, If you search for your brand name or for your url Keywords… Is it your case?
    I Reccommend you to wath Matt Cutts’ video “Title and snippets”
     
    melanie_watson24, Feb 28, 2012 IP
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    sophia123789 Peon

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    I think its not that your title remain same but Google use your title in different search queries. Simple!
     
    sophia123789, Feb 28, 2012 IP