I have a site that is promoting widgets of various descriptions.
My 3 top keywords are typeA widgets, typeB widgets, typeC widgets.
Which title tag is better.
typeA widgets : typeB widgets : typeC widgets
or
widgets : typeA : typeB : typeC (and then perhaps some more types?)
My worry is that with the first tag I will be penalised for spamming the word widget - especially as it is all over the whole site - and there are no alternatives in the thesaurus.
Thanks
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Repitition In The Title Tag
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essexell
, Apr 02 2004 12:30 PM
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Posted 02 April 2004 - 12:47 PM
Or why not a title on a "main" page with a title of typeA, typeB and typeC Widgets. Which is then reinforced by links leading off of this "main" page to individual pages for each of the widget types?
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Posted 02 April 2004 - 01:59 PM
thanks for the reply.
So - will my keyphrase "TypeA widgets" be equally well accepted by the SE's with the titles:
I suppose what I'm asking is does it matter if the two words TypeA and widget are together or not.
So - will my keyphrase "TypeA widgets" be equally well accepted by the SE's with the titles:
vs.typeA widgets : typeB widgets : typeC widgets
typeA, typeB and typeC Widgets
I suppose what I'm asking is does it matter if the two words TypeA and widget are together or not.
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Posted 02 April 2004 - 02:18 PM
IMO, it's best to have the exact phrase together, but you have other opportunities beyond the Title tag to do this.
I wouldn't use any one-word more than 2 times in the Title tag, personally. But it's not spam or anything if you do.
Jill
I wouldn't use any one-word more than 2 times in the Title tag, personally. But it's not spam or anything if you do.
Jill
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Posted 02 April 2004 - 02:19 PM
If they are not together, then it will not be looked at as a phrase at least and if you are targeting them as individual phrases, then you need to have them together all while trying not to have a dumb looking title.
I think Randy's advice was good to target them in general using "widget" once and then use the product pages for "typeA widgets : typeB widgets : typeC widgets."
I think Randy's advice was good to target them in general using "widget" once and then use the product pages for "typeA widgets : typeB widgets : typeC widgets."
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