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roughy

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Hi guys,

Does a title with a size of about 15 words and about 100 symbols has any SEO downsides?

 

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philmcc

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• Jan 18, 2011

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It may well dilute the keywordd so it is less obvious what the page is aimed at. Bit of a grey area though.

Why do you need 100 symbols?

 

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roughy

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I was wondering to put several keywords in the title. Is it really so bad practice?

 

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eria86

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Remember that Google will show in the SERPs only ~65 first characters of the title. Description length is around 150 characters.
In my oppinion You should put oppinions in title/desc.

 

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sammy12

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Bad or good, I wouldn't risk not being counted for kw stuffing.. enter 2 or 3 keywords in your title and description, and set up different pages for other keywords you want to target.

 

Damsa

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I think you'll be safe with 3 keywords optimized per page, in the title, metas and the content. Beyond 3 keywords will be keyword stuffing to me.

 

MrE

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Google will show 69 characters of a title tag, any more and it is truncated.

Target a few KWs but make the title flow naturally like a PPC ad, this will result in a far higher CTR than if you keyword stuff or write a non flowing title that crams as many keywords into it as possible.

 

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milian

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I've managed to squeeze 70 into mine without Big G cutting it off

 

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Raj@123098

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Does Google still index the words after 50-60 chars In the Title tag?

sammy12 said:

Bad or good, I wouldn't risk not being counted for kw stuffing.. enter 2 or 3 keywords in your title and description, and set up different pages for other keywords you want to target.

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Yes, This one is good idea .

 

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Heiko

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Raj@123098 said:

Does Google still index the words after 50-60 chars In the Title tag?


Yes, This one is good idea .

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This thread is 7 years old, its better to create a entirely new thread for your question.

Request to get it closed.

 

ninjabacklinks

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roughy said:

Hi guys,

Does a title with a size of about 15 words and about 100 symbols has any SEO downsides?

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* Title should be under 60 characters.
* Try to avoid symbols
* Use your targeted keyword
* Avoid keyword stuffing
* Consider title tags

 

white shadow

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why do you like to add 100 smiles in your title?
make sure your main keyword present on your title and description

 

naskootbg

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69-75 characters long meta titles have most of the pages ranked #1. Else gogle not display number of characters, but 512 pixels - example character Q have more pixels than character i.