Google hates duplicate content, not only the one that involves content plagiarism but also absolutely innocent one, when identical content occurs due to the site broken information architecture or CMS. The worst part of that is that you might be totally unaware of the issue because this may be about "partial duplication", e.g. identical titles. So, here are two simple ways to find identical titles throughout your site: 1. Crawl your site with Xenu and sort the URLs by title: 2. Verify your site with Google Webmaster Site Tools, wait a few days for it to collect the data, navigate Diagnostics => Content Analysis and make sure you have no duplicate titles there: Any other ways to check for duplicate content? Share...
The problem with crafting a good page title is not only about the multiple roles it plays in your web page performance (it influences rankings, determines the click-through, calls to action, etc, etc). The problem also is that it is very hard to test. We know that no matter how good you are at the theory, you can never be sure until you try - and that's why testing and experimentation is of ultimate importance. However...
Today's Daily SEO Tip is a guest post by Saptarshi from SEO Kolkata. Most bloggers are satisfied with the default structure of the blog but if you would like to improve yours a little the easiest way is to do it by optimizing the title tag. The default title structure in most common blog platforms is "Blog Title - Post Title". What this means is that your most relevant keywords that are in your...
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