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It is recommended to have only one title on a page. If your page has multiple title tags, the extras can be removed. Here’s how.

Titles are meant to be concise but descriptive of the purpose and intent of the page. Admittedly, this may be hard to achieve with a very short title.

The title tag is meant to be inside the section of a page. If it’s not, you can remove the existing tag and add it again in the appropriate location.

Title tags are critical to optimizing a page. They provide value to both users and search engines.

If your page title is only a single word, it most likely doesn’t accurately describe the page. Short titles like this can be updated to offer users and search engines more context as to what a page is...

What Is Hreflang? If your website offers content to users in various languages, countries, or regions, you can use a special markup to let search engines know who this content is for — and how the con...

In simplest terms, a site audit is the process for evaluating the search engine friendliness of a website in multiple areas. Think of it as a comprehensive evaluation of the site's overall performance...

What Is a Title Tag? A title tag is an HTML element that signifies the name of a particular page on a website.

Meta robots can interfere with canonical tags. If a page has both meta robots set to noindex, nofollow and canonical tags, the canonical tag may be ignored.