Best Title Tags For Search Engine Optimization?

[roggy]

I have some options to write a best title tag for my new site but I don't know which is the best

Here is my samples

Domain.com - Keyword

Keyword 1, keyword 2, keyword 3 - Mydomain.com

A short title ( include keywords ) - Mydomain.com

....

your ideas?

which one is the best for SEO and easy to get higher rankings on Google.com?

Thanks in advance.

 

[learn2do]

For me, it is option 3. Don't try to put all your keywords into Title tags. You should write a short tag that contains your main keywords, be meaningful and be attractive to people. Don't care about "mydomain.com", just focus on creating a short attractive sentence, and just add your domain name when you have enough space.

 

[brainsdigital]

A short title ( include keywords ) - Mydomain.com
this option you don't have to put all keyword on title tag you can make a mix of keywords you can add a keyword in a title with a short title and another one in URL and about 2 keywords in meta description ... now you covered about 3 keyword at least on one page and at the same time your site on google will look fine

 

[micheallang]

Just put your main keyword with meaningful title. Then you can add some more keywords in description so that your site will look naturally in google's eyes.

 

[hynds]

Put your (1) main keyword at the beginning of the title, then a short content belong to it (50 - 60 characters all). Don't put many keywords on the title, it's not good for google search.

 

[TellMeAboutIt]

Definitely be careful mashing keywords into your title. If I'm browsing a search listing, I'm going to be drawn towards meaningful titles over ones dotted with LSI modifiers.

 

[datamaya]

If possible, mix these three factors on your title:

1. Brand/ Domain
2. Keywords (if your keywords are short enough, you may put up to 2 or 3 keywords if possible)
3. LSI words, to make it more natural and relevant
4. Craft them all into a compelling and attractive line of words that trigger clicks

Happy SEO