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#1
Jun 28th, 2007, 19:27
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Page Titles
What is the most effective titling scheme for a web site. Is it good to have a few keywords in the title? I am making a web design web site - should I title my pages like this?
index.php - Alien Juice Designs: Home services.php - Alien Juice Designs: Services portfolio.php - Alien Juice Designs: Portfolio contact.php - Alien Juice Designs: Contact How do you title your pages?        
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Jun 28th, 2007, 19:34
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Re: Page Titles
I was told when I first got my site critiqued:
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Last Blog Entry: More Sara Blogging (Nov 29th, 2007)
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Jun 30th, 2007, 11:42
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Re: Page Titles
Yep, plus for SEO that is not a good idea. Home Page is not going to help your rankings. Be detailed, like Sara said!
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Jul 1st, 2007, 22:52
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Re: Page Titles
See, you can learn all kinds of information here. Worked for me....
Last Blog Entry: More Sara Blogging (Nov 29th, 2007)
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Jul 2nd, 2007, 00:38
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Re: Page Titles
Your title should be your main header (FE - title before h1, not title = h1). Like a SEO Guru told me, don't put Your company Name in your title, because unless your user is a complete moron they know that they are on your page. Basically describe what your page is about in a few words and then put it in your title, but make sure it makes since to the user as well as the Search Engines.
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