xincestporn
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My website is an adultwebsite. Some seo checkers don't recognize my title, meta tags, while a few other recognize them. What may be the problem? Do I need to worry? Is a code's problem?
Title, meta tag missing
- Thread starter xincestporn
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Can you please name them and what they exactly say?
xincestporn
Newbie
- Aug 9, 2017
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I'm new at this forum and it doesn't allow to put me link. But seotesteronline it recognize my title, meta tags, while neil patel say that title , meta tag is missing
xincestporn
Newbie
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Yes, I checked it and eveything is Ok. But many other seo checker don't recognize me title, meta tags. Before all of them recognize my title, meta tags and I had around 5000 from organic search. Then, suddenly, my organic search for one week dropped to 600 and these seo checker don't recognize my title, meta tags. Anyways I am not sure if this is problem. My organic search keep dropping.
- Jan 20, 2013
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Make a deep research on what you have done before firing on onpage.
Luco
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If your title goes in <title></title> then you are ok and all search engines see's your title. Check in google if your title is ok, not in shitty seo checker tools, so hit a search on google with site:yoursite.tld and see how your title appears.
risingstar9695
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just right click on your site then click view page source then ctrl+f and search for title , meta...if missing title and meta there then login to your control then fill title and meta
mbreezy
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Is the html code <title>Your Title</title> in the <head> section of your source code? Then it is probably fine.
What do you see in when you do a site:yourwebsite.com search in Google?
You can also see your page titles in Google Analytics, trying filtering something like Behavior > All Pages, and then use a Secondary Dimension "Page Title"
If all that checks out... you're probably fine. Don't worry about all those SEO testing tools... a lot of them are broken, outdated, and/or bullshit.
What do you see in when you do a site:yourwebsite.com search in Google?
You can also see your page titles in Google Analytics, trying filtering something like Behavior > All Pages, and then use a Secondary Dimension "Page Title"
If all that checks out... you're probably fine. Don't worry about all those SEO testing tools... a lot of them are broken, outdated, and/or bullshit.