kennchronic
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The title is a very important aspect a post.
If a blog or website get posts that are ranking quite well in the search engines but the titles are a bit odd, I was wondering if it will hurt the SEO if I change the title completely? I mean I will leave the targeted keywords and structure in it but it will be different.
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TommyCarey
The Good:
You can change the structure of your title and actually get two keywords in there, just make sure the title still make sense and it's not just "Keyword keyword keyword keyword" because it will just look like spam. Google wants your content to be readable by your visitors and will grant you higher rankings in their search results if you do so. You should treat your titles the same way, the better they are structured and readable, the better your rankings will become. Now changing your titles day after day will only keep your rankings down since Google will have to keep coming back and respidering your pages for their search results. Figure out the best title and keep it because it will give you a huge benefit after you do your off page SEO campaign.
The Bad:
You could have what you think is the best title in the world but all your visitors and search engines absolutely hate it. You'll need to write up a few titles, with your keywords in them, and figure out what would work best by reading them out loud and thinking what sounds best. There's no real way to split test this since you'll be doing on page optimization and it would take a few months to do this. By the time you're done split testing you could have been on the first page making money already. Avoid too many of the same keyword in your title, one time should be enough to please the search engine gods
Thanks,
Razzy Changing the title after a few weeks will probably affect your on page search engine optimization. But there are good and bad things that come with editing your titles. [u][b][size=160]The Good:[/size][/b][/u] You can change the structure of your title and actually get two keywords in there, just make sure the title still make sense and it's not just "Keyword keyword keyword keyword" because it will just look like spam. Google wants your content to be readable by your visitors and will grant you higher rankings in their search results if you do so. You should treat your titles the same way, the better they are structured and readable, the better your rankings will become. Now changing your titles day after day will only keep your rankings down since Google will have to keep coming back and respidering your pages for their search results. Figure out the best title and keep it because it will give you a huge benefit after you do your off page SEO campaign. [u][b][size=160]The Bad:[/size][/b][/u] You could have what you think is the best title in the world but all your visitors and search engines absolutely hate it. You'll need to write up a few titles, with your keywords in them, and figure out what would work best by reading them out loud and thinking what sounds best. There's no real way to split test this since you'll be doing on page optimization and it would take a few months to do this. By the time you're done split testing you could have been on the first page making money already. Avoid too many of the same keyword in your title, one time should be enough to please the search engine gods :D Thanks, Razzy
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