Hello, Is it okay to use a "/" in Titles so as to separate 2 or more keywords? Or does that looks spammy? - Minterest
How? If we want ranking for both the words then it must be included in the Title... else Google will rank other sites that have those keywords in titles..
I am saying you can rank for two different keywords without using that character. For example, if the title was "Onpage SEO Tips" you can target "Onpage SEO" and "SEO Tips" etc etc.
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Check out the above post... for example.. and tell me which one would you pick.... or you avoid it....
Not good examples. They should have their own page with content specific to each keyword because they discuss very different things.
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I don't really like these titles either. It's better to target the high search volume keyword in the title, than include the other keyword in the content, so you still target both keywords.
Okay... most guys use the following way... Free Google AdWords Coupon Voucher Code (that is include all the keywords without using any punctuations.. and I hate it....
Yeah... but if you search google... then most of the top results are spammy... with full of keywords in the title...