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[BeGlobal]

Hi,

I am working on a site with properties ordered by city. In the footer, it had links pointing to search results pages, for example the link: "Properties in Toledo" links to the results when searching for properties in Toledo.

I used mod_rewrite to make these search results pages look static, however when you go to these pages, they have the same default title tag. Is there a way to put unique meta titles to each one of these pages?.

Best,
Carlos.

[torka]

I would think that would depend on the template/CMS you're using to generate those search results pages?

--Torka

[BeGlobal]

I would think that would depend on the template/CMS you're using to generate those search results pages?

--Torka

Can I post the link?

[BeGlobal]

http://www.my-domain...=9&provincia=29

Was a results page showing all the homes in city=29

It was rewritten and now it looks like:

http://www.my-domain...cas-toledo.html

But the title tag is a default one, I would like it to have "Fincas Rusticas Toledo" as title.

Is there a way to do this? or am I getting it all wrong?


Best,
Carlos.

[chrishirst]

Is there a way to do this?

Probably. The how depends on what your URLs are created by.

[torka]

Exactly as Chris says. If I'm hearing you correctly, these are search results pages which would be dynamically generated depending on the search terms the visitor enters, right?

I don't know if you'll be able to specify the exact title for the page in advance. You don't know in advance what search terms each person will be entering or what items will show up on the page. But (just as a "for instance") you should be able to create a page template that echoes their entered search terms in the title.

--Torka