I don't understand this message: The SEO title is too short. Use the space to add keyword variations or create compelling call-to-action copy.
Where should I add this?
Where should I add this?
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Posted in ‘Route 66’
Route 66 SEO title?
Latest post by Paul Trouw on Thursday, 01 November 2018 11:56 EET
Wednesday, 31 October 2018 19:47 EET
Paul Trouw
Thursday, 01 November 2018 00:16 EET
Lefteris Kavadas
Hi,
This refers to the title that is used in the search result preview. Usually this is the article title. Or if you have a menu link to that article it's the menu page title option. Always remember that this is just a recommendation. If the title describes correctly the topic you can ignore this message.
If you like Route 66 please remember to post a review at the Joomla extensions directory.
Regards
This refers to the title that is used in the search result preview. Usually this is the article title. Or if you have a menu link to that article it's the menu page title option. Always remember that this is just a recommendation. If the title describes correctly the topic you can ignore this message.
If you like Route 66 please remember to post a review at the Joomla extensions directory.
Regards
Thursday, 01 November 2018 10:16 EET
Paul Trouw
Hey Lefteris,
Sorry it is still not clear to me, yes I know the difference between article title and menu title, But with either of them a heading most of the time is <h1>. So basically your can only have 3 of 4 words in this heading.
So what is this message "The SEO title is too short. Use the space to add keyword variations or create compelling call-to-action copy." telling me, should my <h1> be longer, which seems to be strange.
Sorry it is still not clear to me, yes I know the difference between article title and menu title, But with either of them a heading most of the time is <h1>. So basically your can only have 3 of 4 words in this heading.
So what is this message "The SEO title is too short. Use the space to add keyword variations or create compelling call-to-action copy." telling me, should my <h1> be longer, which seems to be strange.
Thursday, 01 November 2018 11:37 EET
Lefteris Kavadas
Probably I was not clear enough. The SEO title is the browser page title, not the h1. There is a field for that in the article form. It's named "Browser Page Title" . If you leave it blank, then the article title is used.
Regards
Regards
Thursday, 01 November 2018 11:56 EET
Paul Trouw
Got it, thx.
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