The title of this page contains three different keywords: "car parts", "scrappage"

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A single page likely won’t rank well for all three keywords (and Google’s algorithm is advanced enough to understand keyword semantics and variation ). Also, a title tag like this looks a bit too "spammy". So people won't be encouraged to click on it. A simpler, more natural title like this would work better: img-semblog Pro Tip : You can use Semrush's On Page SEO Checker tool to find on-page SEO issues, including keyword stuffing in the title tag.


If you can’t choose just one target keyword to represent your page, you might want to consider breaking your content up into multiple pages. Common mistakes when writing Title tags In some cases, a poorly written title list of germany consumer email tag can cause Google to display a completely different title than you intended. Unfortunately, there is no guarantee that Google's version is better. Additionally, while Google's rewriting doesn't necessarily impact your rankings , it may change your page's click-through rate (CTR).


Some of the most common mistakes you can make when writing title tags are: Missing <title> element This is pretty simple. If you don't specify a title tag in your HTML code, you don't have a title. In search results, Google will invent a title for your site based on the content on the page. To quickly find missing title tags, use the Site Audit tool to perform an audit. Then go to the Issues tab of your report and filter for "title" errors in the search bar.