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Some of these include: the HTML text the main visual title or headline header tags prominent content made with style treatments Although the new system has gone live on the SERPs, Google’s recommendation to site masters is to still ensure that they create good HTML title tags. Out of all of the factors, Google approximates that 80% of the time title tags will be the basis of the generated titles. Now that you know more about the Page Title Update, let’s talk about what happened when the new system went live. Impact on search results Last week, multiple webmasters spoke up about the new title tags that were being generated for their pages.
Some are even calling it the “titlepocalypse.” of the title tags being created by the new system. This has led to drops in traffic and the CTR of affected pages, which is a good cause of concern for any website owner. Here are just a few examples of the concerns CY Lists people had with the new title tags generated by Google’s page title update. Copy is not found on the page One common concern is for title tags created from content not found on the page. Take a look at what happened to our landing page for the keyword “SEO Philippines” on Google. The HTML title tag we placed directly matched the keyword, but Google’s new page title system changed it to this.
Google Page Title Update On SEO Hacker's LP What’s even more questionable is that if you look through the content, there is no mention of the phrase “best SEO in the Philippines” either. Other webmasters have also experienced the same phenomenon, with some noticing that the title tags were generated from the anchor texts of internal and external links. The problem with this is that they may not be able to completely summarize what a page is about. Informal capitalizations Notice anything else in the example above? That’s right, the informal capitalization. Web owners have also been sharing screenshots of their newly generated title tags having different capitalizations.
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