P1Issue #34
Page title Under 200 Pixel
❓ What does it mean?
❓ What does it mean?
The page title (meta title) is one of the most important on-page SEO elements. Search engines like Google typically display titles in the SERPs based on pixel width, not just character count.
If a title is too short (under ~200 pixels) → it may not provide enough context about the page.
If a title is too long (over ~600 pixels) → it gets truncated in search results.
200 pixels ≈ 25–30 characters (depending on font and characters used).
🚨 Why is it important for SEO?
🚨 Why is it bad for SEO?
Missed Keyword Opportunities
A short title often lacks target keywords → lower relevance for ranking.
Poor CTR (Click-Through Rate)
A vague or incomplete title doesn’t attract users in SERPs.
Weak Context for Search Engines
Google uses the title to understand the page’s primary topic. Short titles provide less semantic value.
✅ How to Fix It
✅ Best Practices
Keep titles between 200–600 pixels (≈ 50–60 characters).
Include primary keywords + brand name if possible.
Make it descriptive and compelling for users.
Avoid single-word or generic titles like “Home,” “About,” or “Products.”
❌ Bad Example
📌 Example
❌ Bad (too short, <200px):
<title>Shoes</title>
Only 5 characters → too vague
No brand, no descriptive keywords
✅ Good Example
✅ Good (optimized, 200–600px):
<title>Buy Shoes Online | Branded Sneakers & Sports Shoes at Best Price</title>
Includes keyword: Buy Shoes Online
Descriptive modifiers: Branded Sneakers, Sports Shoes
Adds user intent: Best Price
⚡ Result
⚡ Result of Fixing
Improved keyword relevance in SERPs.
Higher CTR due to compelling, descriptive titles.
Better ranking signals to search engines.
Stronger branding visibility.