mm34505
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What rolse does Title tags and URL's play into being ranked on google?
I had an audit done and I have:
72 pages have a too long URL (>115 chars)
255 pages have a too long title tag
Does this play a big role? Should I clean them up? The URLS are named after the product.
Should I have any of my ranking keywords in the URL or title?
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RaduV
There are some advantages if you include the keyword in the title :
First, the keyword will appear in the status bar.
Second, Google is paying a lot of attention to your main keywords in the result page and by having it there, it may increase your CTR.
Regarding the length of the URL, i would keep it shorter, 50 characters should be enough. Not that any search engine have a problem with this but rather of user friendly reasons. A shorter one is easier to remember, to parse and to share on social media. II would definitely go with the keyword within the URL be sure that you are not over optimizing everything. It should look natural as is a part of the article. There are some advantages if you include the keyword in the title : First, the keyword will appear in the status bar. Second, Google is paying a lot of attention to your main keywords in the result page and by having it there, it may increase your CTR. Regarding the length of the URL, i would keep it shorter, 50 characters should be enough. Not that any search engine have a problem with this but rather of user friendly reasons. A shorter one is easier to remember, to parse and to share on social media.
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