having sitename in the page title

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    i have a blog, i have set my page title to be like post title - sitename.com
    should i remove the site/blog name from the titles.. for SEO purposes ofcourse..
     
    sahilcoolsmart, Apr 2, 2007 IP
  2. seojig

    seojig Well-Known Member Affiliate Manager

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    no, no need to remove the site name from title.it will cover one keyword of your site name.and if any one will search in search engine with your site name than it will be useful.
     
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  3. grg

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    No problem with that, you can have whatever you want in your title, as long as this is relevant to your topic and content.
     
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    Sphinks Active Member

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    it is not recommended to put sitemane in the page titles. Only if your sitename is a well-known trademark! And I do not think it is, for now!
     
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    2003m2003 Well-Known Member

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    Yes, If it contain keyword/s, it helps lot, otherwise not much.
     
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    seojig Well-Known Member Affiliate Manager

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    if your site became famous and it became popular name that people will search with site name only who already visited your site.so at that time it will help a lot to get more traffic.
     
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    KC TAN Well-Known Member

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    If your domain contains keywords that you are targeting, leave it there by all means :)
     
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    I think as long as it's post title - site name, then it's OK.
     
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    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    i think you must remove site name from your page title . i belive the page site must ONLY contain your content title
     
    trichnosis, Apr 2, 2007 IP
  10. sahilcoolsmart

    sahilcoolsmart Well-Known Member

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    ah.. mixed responses.. i should hav done a poll thing..
    well..let me tell you that.. the keyword in the domain is only sometimes related to the post content and my blog's name is not yet so popular that ppl will search for it..
    what do you say should i take a trial by removing it from the title and track any changes in SERPs
     
    sahilcoolsmart, Apr 2, 2007 IP
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    Janna122003 Banned

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    #11
    There's no problem with putting your site name on the title. As long as your using keywords on your title it help you get a better ranking but it would still depends on your optimization.
     
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    raje_2000_21 Peon

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    #12
    if it is related to your content then leave it as it is. otherwise change it to suit your site's content.
     
    raje_2000_21, Apr 2, 2007 IP
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    i am also confused of it.
    i don't know whether to get rid of the sitename.
    take a look at my site: "http://adsenser.php0h.com"
     
    horisly, Apr 3, 2007 IP
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    mobilebay Active Member

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    Make sure your more relevant keywords are closer to the start of the title.I usually put sitename at end if ever.
     
    mobilebay, Apr 3, 2007 IP
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    #15
    Stucture of your title should follow the following format

    Primary Keyword > Secondary Keyword > Brand

    Where the > can/should be connecting words to make a legible sentence that reads well and attracts attention :)

    Basically Brand is always your last consideration but is ok to put in there if you wish to build a brand name
     
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    #16
    Agreed !!

    Works for me :)
     
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    Use the title tag for your keywords. If your sitetitle contain your keywords, then and only then would i use it.
     
    designers, Apr 3, 2007 IP
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    #18
    Keywords, keywords, keywords. If you put two keywords in the title and get some backlinks, you will see results in Google SERPs. Three keywords almost guarantees first place for those keywords. (unless they are very extremely popular).
     
    soju, Apr 3, 2007 IP