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« Reply #15 on: January 21, 2011, 12:24:36 PM »

As per my opinion  this one better because as per seo guide you can able to put 60-70 characters in your title. So my choice is for: "Converse Footwear - Site Name - FREE Delivery on all Converse Footwear"
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« Reply #16 on: February 09, 2011, 12:01:34 PM »

Hi,

Just a quick question about page titles and SEO.

I've been reading on a few sites that the shorter your page title the more relevance Google gives it which may help when trying to optimize your SEO. But other sites say to try and have your main Keyword at the beginning and end of your page title

So my question is, which of these examples do you think would give my page title more weight?

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The web page in question is for the brand Converse. It has a basic bio regarding Converse at the top and then a list of all Converse products underneath.

Page Title 1 - Converse Footwear
Page Title 2 - Converse
Page Title 3 - Converse at Site Name
Page Title 4 - Converse Footwear - Site Name - FREE Delivery on all Converse Footwear


So what page title do you think would be best?

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John
title 4 in my opinion is too long, title 1 is the second to none^)
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« Reply #17 on: February 17, 2011, 06:58:15 AM »

No one really knows how google works (apart from the bods at google of course), so everyone has an opinion of the best way to work the system.

Supposedly the more keyword you have the more diluted you will make them.  I would probabaly go for a mixture of 1 and 3 and have sometihing like Converse fOOTWEAR AT sITE NAME.

Hi,
It is better to have converse your site name
be sure that your site name matches the content
and not lengthy names
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