The a:title label has been very important in raising the ranking of your website. Still, there are a lot of people who don't know how to construct a proper title. Here's my point about the title and you're welcome to make suggestions and criticisms。
1 the first 7-9 words are the most important. But it's a waste of a lot of people putting their company's name at the top of titile. It's like sending your kids to school without books。
Two, and second, grammar, i noticed that google prefers those bitle that fit the grammar structure to be influenced by title in the search results. It would be better to avoid an enumeration. Like, "little, blue, green."
Three, if you know a little bit bitle, you should know that bitle will affect the ranking of the search engine. You should be aware that he should be organized to make sense. "seo is here looking for the right gadget."。
4-screen: if you have two parts of the title that include your keyword ranking, you should also add the keyword as the third part in the main text. If you have more than one page, you can mix it with the horses with these strategies. For example, hard optimisation: widget keyword phrase can seobe found at widget mania: keyword is the place for widget manya keyword ranking pictle is not the ultimate factor in your website ranking, but a suitable bitle can get different rankings on your website。
B:1 and, first of all, i think it's a little too long to have 7-9 words in the title. I prefer words that are close to keywords entered when searching for queries. After a lot of observational research, i've come to the conclusion that 3-4 words are the best keywords。
Two, maybe google likes the grammatics, but people prefer those words that are consistent with their search habits. For example, when searching, they don't type socks, white, big, but big white socks
3 - although it's not the final factor in ranking the website, it's the starting point for ranking. Title should indicate the contents of the page. Don't put anything on the title. Head, mThe contents of the first paragraph, eta, should contain the key words you describe, not other irrelevant things. That's the focus. In addition to the first paragraph, keywords should be highlighted as much as possible on the page。
C: i agree with b. A short and fine bitle is better in the ranking. If you optimize two words, then don't describe it in three words。
D: yeah, i think the shorter, the better, but i think it's a relatively simple way to connect the bitle to your page. You should consider, as well, connecting text from outside. It would also be useful to consider why your competitors have so many keywords to get a better ranking. And then we're going to organize a longer keyword around your key seo. For example, "red gadgets" and "red gadgets" give people a chance to find your website while searching for "red gadgets" and little chance of the latter appearing。
E: it may be possible to get more traffic for you in the way described above, but why not make another page to optimize this keyword
Why not create a page to optimize specific keywords? Actually, that's what i do. It's at least two to three very important keywords, and when i need to know if a key word has changed, i will set up a dedicated page to test it. One of the two or three keywords in the page that you want to get is limited in traffic, and there are many peripheral keywords that will bring you unexpected traffic, and perhaps these keywords do not need to be optimized on separate pages. Maybe, in some places, it's hard to keep increasing the page. If you add pages only to increase the traffic on the site, it would be annoying not to get your potential users. I don't think the idea of creating a lot of worthless pages to boost traffic is working. There will also be a pr flow problem. You need more pr, and if you're going to build a deeper page, you're usually able to cover some keywords on the first page, why not use this method? I very much agree that "bitle is the center of a page." in fact, the time i've been optimising the page starts with the bitle。
G: it is more obvious that your optimisation strategy is not so much a key word for competition, but it should not be reasonable to do so once the keyword is competitive。
H: > for some websites, it's not realistic to keep an additional page, and i agree with that, and in general i object to the creation of a content page to extract a key word. I prefer to make a short, thematically focused page and then point to another short, thematically focused page. In this way, i can add a better anchor at the bottom of the page to connect to another page. I have another idea: keep each paragraph brief. It would be preferable to have a small paragraph before each paragraph to summarize the content of the paragraph, the role of which would be as title. But if it's not the subject, the visitors don't want to read it。
