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Your SEO title is the most important element because it is what users will see in search engine results. You'll want to make sure that you have your focus keyphrases in there, that it's a nice length, and that people will want to click on it. Best practices suggest keeping your titles between %2$d and %3$d characters including spaces, though in some cases 60 is the sweetspot. The length is important both for SEO ranking but also how your title will show up in search engines - long titles will be cut off visually and look bad. Unfortunately there isn't a rule book for SEO titles, just remember to make your title great for SEO but also (most importantly) readable and enticing for potential visitors to click on.

Your SEO title is the most important element because it is what users will see in search engine results. You'll want to make sure that you have your focus keyphrases in there, that it's a nice length, and that people will want to click on it. Best practices suggest keeping your titles between %2$d and %3$d characters including spaces, though in some cases 60 is the sweetspot. The length is important both for SEO ranking but also how your title will show up in search engines - long titles will be cut off visually and look bad. Unfortunately there isn't a rule book for SEO titles, just remember to make your title great for SEO but also (most importantly) readable and enticing for potential visitors to click on.

You have NOT written an SEO specific title for this article. We recommend an SEO specific title between %2$d and %3$d characters, optimized with your focus keyphrases.

You have NOT written an SEO specific title for this article. We recommend an SEO specific title between %2$d and %3$d characters, optimized with your focus keyphrases.

It's considered good practice to try to include your focus keyphrase(s) in the SEO title of a page because this is what people looking for the article are likely searching for. The higher chance of a keyphrase match, the greater the chance that your article will be found higher up in search results. Whilst it's recommended to try and get these words in, don't sacrifice readability and the quality of the SEO title just to rank higher - people may not want to click on it if it doesn't read well.

It's considered good practice to try to include your focus keyphrase(s) in the SEO title of a page because this is what people looking for the article are likely searching for. The higher chance of a keyphrase match, the greater the chance that your article will be found higher up in search results. Whilst it's recommended to try and get these words in, don't sacrifice readability and the quality of the SEO title just to rank higher - people may not want to click on it if it doesn't read well.

The focus keyphrase(s) for this article doesn't appear in the SEO title which means it has less of a chance of matching what your visitors will search for.

The focus keyphrase(s) for this article doesn't appear in the SEO title which means it has less of a chance of matching what your visitors will search for.

You've got your focus keyphrase(s) in the SEO title meaning it has the best chance of matching what users are searching for first up - nice work.

You've got your focus keyphrase(s) in the SEO title meaning it has the best chance of matching what users are searching for first up - nice work.

We couldn't find a title to check for keyphrases

We couldn't find a title to check for keyphrases

Using keyphrases in any of your subheadings (such as H2's or H3's) will help both the user and search engines quickly figure out what your article is about. It's best practice to include your focus keyphrases in at least one subheading if you can.

Using keyphrases in any of your subheadings (such as H2's or H3's) will help both the user and search engines quickly figure out what your article is about. It's best practice to include your focus keyphrases in at least one subheading if you can.