What is Title Tag?

A title tag is the title of a web page as written in its code. It is usually what appears as the blue headline in search results and as the name on the browser tab. Search engines weigh it heavily when working out what a page is about.

A strong title includes the main phrase people search for, says something specific and fits the page. Keep it short enough to display, roughly under sixty characters, since longer ones get cut off. Google may sometimes rewrite titles that seem unhelpful or stuffed.

Every page needs its own title. Many sites repeat the same one or leave a default like 'Home', wasting a key opportunity. We write unique, clear titles for each page and pair them with matching meta descriptions to win more clicks.