I always think that 60 is good enough to be safe
I have conflicting info about how long a page title can be before it is truncated on a SERP. To my understanding I thought it was 70 characters, but recently I have heard that it is 65?
I always think that 60 is good enough to be safe
I would try and keep it less than 30 personally. My guess is the more words in the title in total the less weight each word is given.
I am not sure that is true...its not like there is weight limit and the more words you have, the more it has to share. The same weight is applied to a keyword whether it is by itself or part of a sentence. Weight is only applied to the keyword(s) from the search query, all other words are just filler.
(correct me if I am wrong)
HI,
There is certainly an easy way to find out now isn't there.
Instructions:
1. Do a search in Google
2. Count how many characters Google indexes
Jeff
Yeah I totally agree, but that brings me back to my original questionBest idea is to have your most important words at the first half of the title (within the character limit)
I have also heard that it best not to start your title with a keyword but instead a modifier.
Example:
Muscle Car Tuning for all Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, and Oldsmobile (no modifier)
Affordable Muscle Car Tuning for all Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, and Oldsmobile (modifier)
It's not as cut-n-dry as you may think though. Try this out:
Search query: muscle car tuning (Google)
Page 1:
Truncates a title at 61 characters
Page 2:
Truncates a title at 66 characters, and a has a full listed title at 68 characters
Not too much consistency there?
google accept 65 chars for showing in their result
Yeah, Google accept 65 character............
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