Only keyword in title
- Thread starter maxken75
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Rhazha
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- Jul 31, 2010
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Having the keyword in title is a "must" if you are really serious about competing for a keyword term.
By itself, It doesn't guarantee first page rankings. Keyword in the title tells the search engines right off the bat what your website is about.
If you don't have it, you would have to create a good number of backlinks with proper anchor-text to have the same effect (to be placed in the right search results).
By itself, It doesn't guarantee first page rankings. Keyword in the title tells the search engines right off the bat what your website is about.
If you don't have it, you would have to create a good number of backlinks with proper anchor-text to have the same effect (to be placed in the right search results).
maxken75
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- Nov 3, 2009
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Sorry you don't understand what i would say
some website have only one word in title and this word is the keyword
is good for seo put only one word in title?
I want to say that the title is
only one word
for example:
Title:
4 slice toaster
Description:
4 slice toaster bla bla bla
Rhazha
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Sorry, you posted that when I was writing my post.
I don't like the idea of having one word keyword in the title. I prefer using two or three keyword phrases.
EX.: 4 slice toaster | 4 slice toaster discount
As far as my experience goes, this type of title has given me better overall results than with just one keyword.
Usually combining the top keywords for a specific niche.
